Make reviewing literature and nonfiction terms fun with these middle school Reading Review Bingo Games. Each review game includes 40 terms and definitions and 24 unique bingo boards so this game is almost no-prep and done for you, so you can print and go right away. Quick and easy setup plus clear directions make these activities perfect for substitute days! 

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Use these games after any literature or nonfiction unit or just at the end of the year when you want to add a little fun to the mix of the day-to-day ELA classes while still keeping students fresh on the literature and nonfiction terms they've learned all year. Students will love reviewing literature and nonfiction concepts through these fun activities and won't realize how much they're learning or reviewing! 

Here's what's included:

• Two pages filled with 40 literature terms and definitions
• Two pages filled with 40 nonfiction terms and definitions 
• Instructions for teachers
• 24 different students' bingo cards with literature terms 
• 24 different students' bingo cards with nonfiction terms  
• Full Color and Black and White Versions of Each 

Your students will love reviewing their learning about all the literature and nonfiction terms and concepts they've learned this year. They'll be engaged in this fun review game and discuss the concepts with their classmates. Let them work in partners and/or use their notes from the school year. 

Each bingo game is 100% done and prepped for you. Decide if you'll do full color or black and white, and then print your bingo materials.  To save paper, you could put student bingo cards in sheet protectors and allow them to use dry-erase markers to mark the terms. You can use them with each class period and then again year after year once they're prepped. 

Prep is quick and easy... Just print the bingo boards, print your teacher definitions sets, start reading the definitions to students (while marking them off on your teacher page), and watch your students search and review their learning. 

The 40 literature terms included are:

1. Alliteration
2. Antagonist
3. Audience
4. Author
5. Characterization
6. Climax
7. Conflict
8. Dialogue
9. Dynamic character
10. Exposition
11. Falling action
12. Figurative language
13. Flashback
14. Foil character
15. Foreshadowing
16. Genre
17. Hyperbole
18. Idiom
19. Imagery
20. Irony
21. Metaphor
22. Mood
23. Narrator
24. Onomatopoeia
25. Personification
26. Plot
27. Protagonist
28. Resolution
29. Rising action
30. Setting
31. Simile
32. Static character
33. Summarize
34. Symbolism
35. Theme
36. Tone
37. 1st person point of view
38. 2nd person point of view
39. 3rd person limited point of view
40. 3rd person omniscient point of view  

The 40 nonfiction terms included are:

1. Central idea
2. Author’s Purpose
3. Persuade
4. Recount
5. Instruct
6. Describe
7. Explain
8. Inform
9. Analogies
10. Anecdotes
11. Description
12. Compare and contrast
13. Order and sequence
14. Problem and solution
15. Cause and effect
16. Charts
17. Graphs
18. Diagrams
19. Timelines
20. Photograph
21. Illustration
22. Map
23. Title
24. Subtitle
25. Table of contents
26. Index
27. Glossary
28. Heading
29. Subheading
30. Captions
31. Epilogue
32. Foreword
33. Preface
34. Afterword
35. About the author section
36. Appendix
37. Primary source
38. Secondary source
39. Rhetorical appeals
40. Evaluate