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About: This bingo card is perfect for a classroom discussion or book club meeting about "Lord of the Flies." It captures the novel’s major characters, themes, and symbolic moments in a fun and interactive way. Great for students or readers exploring the clash between civility and savagery, this card sparks deeper conversation about human nature and society.
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This Lord of the Flies Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Talks about the 'snake-thing, Works hard on the shelters, Has a hidden place in the forest, Easily intimidated, Believes strongly in rules, Throws stones but won't hit the littlun, Blows the conch first, Claims they saw the beast on the mountain, Helps the littluns get fruit, Hesitates to kill a pig at first, Breaks Piggy's glasses, Likes to wander or explore, Cries a lot and is a littlun, Used to live with his aunt because his parents died, Thinks that "Castle Rock" would make a neat fort, Elected leader by the boys, Represents civilization, represents savagery, a scientific thinker, who killed the pig, nature boy, Twins, The younger boys, Knocks down littluns' sandcastles; feels guilty, violent,impulsive, cruel, Plays the role of the pig in the "dance," gets nearly hurt, Disappears after the first fire, Dead soldier whose body lands on the mountain, Mistaken for the Beast, Symbolizes: Logic, reason, knowledge, The first three to climb the mountain, A littlun who likes to throw sand and make Percival cry, They like to get fruit in the forest, but sometimes it makes them sick, References how his father will come save them, Comes from the sea, Is snake like., Symbolizes the loss of innocence in Chapter 6, Is more distant than the other boys, Democratic leadership, Natural innocence and goodness in society, obsessed with hunting, power hungry, dictator, voice of reason.
This Lord of the Flies Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Talks about the 'snake-thing, Works hard on the shelters, Has a hidden place in the forest, Easily intimidated, Believes strongly in rules, Throws stones but won't hit the littlun, Blows the conch first, Claims they saw the beast on the mountain, Helps the littluns get fruit, Hesitates to kill a pig at first, Breaks Piggy's glasses, Likes to wander or explore, Cries a lot and is a littlun, Used to live with his aunt because his parents died, Thinks that "Castle Rock" would make a neat fort, Elected leader by the boys, Represents civilization, represents savagery, a scientific thinker, who killed the pig, nature boy, Twins, The younger boys, Knocks down littluns' sandcastles; feels guilty, violent,impulsive, cruel, Plays the role of the pig in the "dance," gets nearly hurt, Disappears after the first fire, Dead soldier whose body lands on the mountain, Mistaken for the Beast, Symbolizes: Logic, reason, knowledge, The first three to climb the mountain, A littlun who likes to throw sand and make Percival cry, They like to get fruit in the forest, but sometimes it makes them sick, References how his father will come save them, Comes from the sea, Is snake like., Symbolizes the loss of innocence in Chapter 6, Is more distant than the other boys, Democratic leadership, Natural innocence and goodness in society, obsessed with hunting, power hungry, dictator, voice of reason.