These printable bingo cards are great for educators or if you want to play bingo with a group of kids. Each bingo card emphasizes different things like vowel sounds, letters, or simple math equations. All you need to do is print them out and provide pennies or other chips to mark bingo spaces. These are black and white line drawings so they won’t gobble up all of your printer ink. Have fun!
This video shows how to make your own Math bingo cards for the classroom. It helps kids learn addition and subtraction in a simple, fun way.
We wanted to share this free, printable bingo game with a Thanksgiving theme at TeacherVision.com. It is geared toward students in grades K-2 and uses a combination of words and pictures. This bingo game is designed to help teach kids Thanksgiving-related vocabulary, and the history of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Harvest Bingo: Printable Thanksgiving Activity (Grades K-2) – TeacherVision.com.
For educators who want to introduce bingo into their classroom activities, this site has a couple of great ideas. One game involves the teacher making up cards with a fact about each student in a box. For example “has two pets” or “speaks two languages.” The kids proceed to ask eachother if squares refer to them and get their signatures in order to win bingo.
Another bingo game:
“Pass out BINGO cards to students. Each square on this card contains a question. (Click here for a sample card created by teacher Peg Teeter.) Have each student fill in the answers for ALL questions beside number 1. Wait for all students to finish. Then students find classmates with the same answers written in each box. The classmate with a matching answer prints his or her initials on line 2. Give a prize to any or all who get a BINGO!”
Scary fun! Check out this free Halloween bingo game for up to 24 players and 1 bingo caller. Simply download and print cards onto card stock paper. Have kids mark bingo squares with candy corn. Great for classrooms or parties.
(You’ll find lots of other Halloween goodies here as well).
