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Free Printable Numbers Bingo Cards

by Kate

Are you looking for an engaging and versatile game that can be enjoyed by people of all ages? Look no further! We are excited to introduce a set of free bingo cards that are perfect for various occasions, including classroom activities, parties, road trips, and family game nights. With two versions available, you can choose between a quicker-paced game with numbers 1-25 or a more extensive version featuring numbers 1-100. Let’s explore how these bingo cards can bring joy and excitement to your next gathering.

Printing Tips to Print the Bingo Cards

Before we dive into the game’s instructions and variations, let’s cover some printing tips to ensure you have your bingo cards ready for play:

  1. Access the Free Bingo Card Template: Visit the website or platform providing the free bingo card template. You can either print the cards directly from the website or download and save them for later printing.
  2. Choose the Desired Version: Decide whether you want to play with numbers 1-25 or numbers 1-100. This selection will determine the set of cards you print.
  3. Print Multiple Copies: If you’re expecting a larger group, make sure to print multiple copies of the selected bingo card set. Each card should have 24 squares, leaving the center square empty.
  4. Consider Laminating: For increased durability, consider laminating the bingo cards. This step is especially useful if you plan to reuse them multiple times.

Instructions for Playing Bingo

Now that you have your bingo cards ready, let’s get into the instructions for playing the standard game of bingo:

  1. Distribute the Cards: Give one bingo card to each player, ensuring everyone has a unique card. If you’re playing with younger children, you might want to assign an adult or older child as the caller.
  2. Prepare the Number Tokens: Use a separate container, such as a hat or a small bag, to hold the number tokens. These tokens can be pieces of paper with the numbers written on them or any other small objects.
  3. Start Calling Numbers: The caller randomly selects a number token from the container and announces it to the players. For example, if they draw the number 15, they would say, “Number 15.”
  4. Mark the Called Numbers: Players locate the called number on their bingo card and mark it off using a pen, pencil, or small counters. The center square is typically designated as a free space and can be marked at the beginning.
  5. Continue Playing: The caller repeats the process of drawing numbers and announcing them until a player achieves a winning pattern. The most common winning patterns include a straight line (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) or filling the entire card (known as a blackout).
  6. Declare the Winner: The first player to complete the winning pattern calls out “Bingo!” to signal their victory. The caller verifies the marked numbers on the winner’s card to ensure accuracy.

Variations to Spice Up the Game

While the standard game of bingo is enjoyable, incorporating some variations can add extra excitement to your play sessions. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

  1. Picture Bingo: Instead of numbers, use picture cards on the bingo cards. The caller can show pictures and players mark off the corresponding image on their cards.
  2. Four Corners: In this variation, players must mark off the four corner squares on their bingo card to win.
  3. Blackout Race: Rather than waiting for a single winner, players race to mark off all the numbers on their card. The first player to achieve a blackout wins.
  4. Team Bingo: Divide players into teams and give each team a single bingo card. The first team to complete the winning pattern on their card wins. This variation encourages teamwork and adds a cooperative element to the game.
  1. Speed Bingo: Increase the pace of the game by setting a time limit for marking off numbers. Players must mark their cards as quickly as possible, adding an element of urgency and excitement.
  2. Customized Themes: Tailor the bingo cards to match the theme of your event or classroom lesson. Instead of numbers, use words, images, or vocabulary related to the theme. For example, for a nature-themed bingo game, you can have pictures of animals, plants, and natural landmarks.
  3. Educational Bingo: Use the bingo cards as a fun learning tool. Instead of calling out numbers, the caller can ask questions related to a specific subject, and players must mark off the corresponding answers on their cards.

Remember, these variations are meant to add variety and enhance the gameplay experience. Feel free to mix and match or come up with your own creative twists to make the game even more enjoyable.

Conclusion: With these free bingo cards, you have a versatile and entertaining game that can be enjoyed in various settings, such as classrooms, parties, road trips, and family gatherings. The two versions, with numbers ranging from 1-25 or 1-100, offer different gameplay experiences to suit your preferences. By following the printing tips and instructions provided, you can easily prepare the cards for play. Additionally, exploring different variations of the standard game allows you to customize the experience and keep the excitement going. So, gather your friends, family, or students, and let the fun-filled game of bingo begin!

DOWNLOAD BINGO CARDS

Choose from either the 1 – 25 number or 1 – 100 number below 🙂

Numbers BINGO 1 – 25
Numbers BINGO 1 – 100

Free Printable Numbers & Letters Bingo Cards

by Kate

Get ready to have a blast with Number and Alphabet Bingo, the exciting game that combines the thrill of traditional bingo with the learning power of numbers and letters. With a total of 36 different objects, including the 26 letters of the alphabet and numbers 1-10, this game is both educational and entertaining.

There are 15 unique bingo cards in each set 🙂

Each bingo card features a unique combination of 24 vibrant images, making every round an engaging experience. We offer two versions of the game: a colorful version that adds a splash of excitement to your playtime, and a printer-friendly black and white version for those who prefer a classic touch.

Playing Number and Alphabet Bingo is easy. Simply distribute the bingo cards among the players, ensuring each person has a different card. The game leader will randomly call out numbers or letters, and players will mark their corresponding images on the cards. The objective is to complete a row, column, or diagonal by marking off five consecutive images, earning the coveted “bingo” and claiming victory!

This game is perfect for children learning their numbers and letters, as it helps reinforce their knowledge in a fun and interactive way. It’s also an excellent choice for adults who want to test their memory and have a good time with family and friends.

So gather your loved ones and get ready for an exciting game of Number and Alphabet Bingo! Whether you choose the vibrant color version or the classic black and white version, this game is guaranteed to provide hours of enjoyment and educational value for everyone involved. Let the fun begin!

DOWNLOAD BINGO CARDS

Choose from either the color or black and white set below 🙂

Letters Numbers BINGO Color
Letters Numbers BINGO B&W

Here are some fun variations you can try in addition to the classic one line bingo:

  1. Four Corners: In this variation, players aim to mark off the four corners of their bingo card. The first person to do so wins the round.
  2. X Marks the Spot: Players try to mark off an X pattern on their card, connecting the two opposite corners and the center square. The first person to achieve an X wins the round.
  3. Full House: In this variation, players aim to mark off all the images on their bingo card. The first person to complete their entire card shouts “Full House!” and wins the round.
  4. Picture Frame: Players mark off the outer perimeter of their bingo card, creating a “frame” with the images. The first person to complete the frame wins.
  5. Blackout: This variation is a challenge for more experienced players. The goal is to mark off every single image on the bingo card. The first person to achieve a blackout wins the round.
  6. Pyramid: Players aim to mark off a pyramid shape on their card, starting with one image at the top and gradually expanding downward. The first person to complete the pyramid wins.
  7. Odd/Even: In this variation, players can only mark off images that correspond to odd or even numbers. The game leader will call out either odd or even numbers/letters, and players must mark off the corresponding images. The first person to complete a line of odd or even images wins the round.

Feel free to mix and match these variations or come up with your own to keep the game fresh and exciting. Enjoy playing Number and Alphabet Bingo!

Free Printable Summer Picture Bingo Cards

by Kate

Looking for a captivating and educational game to entertain children at parties, in classrooms, or during family gatherings? Look no further! Introducing Summer Themed Bingo Cards, a delightful twist on the classic game that introduces children to a wide range of colorful and sunny elements of summer. With 15 unique cards, each featuring a variety of 24 images showcasing cute and vibrant summer symbols, along with a central FREE space, this game is perfect for engaging kids of all ages in the spirit of the season.

We offer two options, each pack contains cards with 24 images selected from either 25 or 50 total images.

What’s the difference between 25 & 50 total images?

The difference lies in the variety of different summer symbols on the cards. In the 25 total image version, the majority of the cards will share the same symbols – although they will be in different positions. This results in a quicker game, which is ideal for kids’ parties. In the version with 50 total images, there is more variety per card, making the game longer and more challenging. Choose whichever version suits you best (or download all of them!).

15 Unique Printable Bingo Cards

You will find there are 15 (or more) unique bingo cards in each set. This will allow you to mix the cards up if you want cards for classroom use or parties.

Tips for Printing and Preparing Free Printable Bingo Cards

To get started, you’ll need a printer and A4 or letter-sized paper. Each bingo card is designed to fit on a single page, making it convenient for printing. We recommend using slightly thicker paper stock for added durability. If you plan to reuse the cards multiple times, laminating them is an excellent idea. Laminating the cards not only extends their lifespan but also allows for easy erasing of markings.

In the file, you’ll also find the calling cards. Print these and cut out the different summer symbol images, preparing them for use in the game.

How to Play Summer Bingo:

Playing Summer Bingo is a breeze, making it an ideal game for kids and parties. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Distribute the Bingo cards: Print and distribute the Summer Themed Bingo Cards to each player, ensuring that each player receives a unique card.

Explain the game rules: Briefly explain the rules to all the players. The objective of the game is to complete a row, column, or diagonal by matching the summer symbol images on the card with the ones called out by the designated “caller.”

The caller announces the images: Designate one person as the caller. The caller will randomly draw summer symbol images from a hat, bag, or other container, announcing each image to the players.

Mark the images: Players will mark the corresponding images on their cards when they hear a summer symbol called out. They can use small markers such as coins or colorful chips to cover the images. Alternatively, players can use dry erase markers on laminated cards, allowing for easy reuse in future games.

Claim a win: The first player to complete a row, column, or diagonal by marking five consecutive images calls out “Bingo!” to alert the other players.

Verify the win: Once a player claims a win, carefully check their card to ensure that all the marked images match the called-out summer symbol images. If the win is valid, that player becomes the winner of the round.

Variations for Playing Summer Bingo

To add more excitement and variety to the game, here are a few suggestions for different ways to play Summer Bingo:

Sunshine Blackout/Full Card: Instead of completing a row, column, or diagonal, players aim to mark all the images on their card. This variation requires more time and patience as they strive to fill the entire card with summer symbols.

Memory Match: Create an additional set of summer symbol cards and use them for a memory matching game. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two cards at a time. Players try to make matches by finding the corresponding summer symbol images.

Five in a Row: The objective is to mark five images in a row, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The Free Space can be used to complete a row and add to the excitement.

Picture Frame: Fill the outer borders of your bingo card, creating a frame of summer symbols. This variation excludes the Free Space and challenges players to focus on the edges.

Railroad: Mark the 2nd and 4th columns, forming vertical lines on both sides of the Free Space. This creates a railroad-like pattern on the card.

Cross Bingo: Use the Free Space as the center point and mark the images to create an X pattern on the bingo card. It adds a unique twist to the game and keeps players engaged.

Plus Bingo: Similar to the X pattern, form a plus sign using the Free Space as the central point. This variation offers a different winning pattern to aim for.

Four Corners: Exercise patience and aim to mark just the four corners of the bingo card. This variation does not involve the Free Space and requires strategic decision-making.

To add an extra twist to the game, try incorporating these additional ideas:

Clue-based Bingo: Instead of announcing the called-out summer symbol names, give clues to describe them. Kids will have to guess which summer symbol image they need, adding a fun and interactive element to the game.

Double Bingo: If players are achieving bingos too quickly, have them play with two bingo boards each. This will slow down their reaction time and heighten the excitement to win.

Speed Challenge: Instead of pausing between calls, continuously announce summer symbol names or show the corresponding images from the container. This fast-paced version challenges players to pay attention and be alert to avoid missing a summer symbol on their bingo card.

Summer Themed Bingo Cards offer a world of possibilities for entertaining and educating kids during the sunny season. By exploring various gameplay variations and incorporating additional elements, you can keep the game fresh, engaging, and tailored to your children’s interests. Get ready to play, have fun, and witness the joy of summer in every round of Summer Bingo!

DOWNLOAD BINGO CARDS

Choose from either the 25 total image or 50 total image set below 🙂

Summer BINGO 25
Summer BINGO 50

Free Printable Dinosaur Picture Bingo Cards

by Kate

Are you on the hunt for an exciting and educational game that will captivate children at parties, in classrooms, or during family gatherings? Look no further, my dino-mite friends! Introducing Dinosaur Themed Bingo Cards, a delightful twist on the classic game that combines entertainment and learning. These free printable bingo cards feature not only the names but also the images of various dinosaurs, allowing kids to have a roaring good time while expanding their knowledge of these prehistoric creatures.

Let’s Dig In: Features and Options

With 15 unique cards available, each showcasing 24 vibrant and adorable dinosaur images, along with a central FREE space, this game is a perfect match for children of all ages. We offer two options for downloading the cards:

  1. 15 separate cards with dinosaurs showing 24 images out of a total of 25 images (which means the game will be quicker to play)
  2. 15 separate cards with dinosaurs showing 24 images out of a total of 50 images (which means the game will be longer to play.

But what’s the difference between 25 and 40 total images, you ask? Well, hold on to your fossilized hats! Each card contains 24 images, so the higher the total images available, the more variations there will be between the cards. In the 25 total image version, most of the cards will share the same dinosaurs, although they will be in different positions. This version results in a quicker game, ideal for dino-themed parties. On the other hand, the 40 total image version offers more variety per card, making the game longer and more challenging. So, choose the version that suits you best, or better yet, go ahead and download them all for maximum dino-fun!

Dinosaur Bingo Card Printing Tips

To embark on your dinosaur bingo adventure, you’ll need a printer and A4 or letter-sized paper. Each bingo card is thoughtfully designed to fit on a single page, ensuring easy printing. For added durability, we recommend using slightly thicker paper stock. And if you plan to have countless dino showdowns, consider laminating the cards to extend their lifespan and allow for easy erasing of markings. It’s time to make these cards as sturdy as a Stegosaurus’s spiky plates!

But wait, there’s more! In the downloadable file, you’ll also find the calling cards. Simply print and cut out the different dinosaur images, preparing them for their important role in the game. They’re ready to roar!

Unearthing the Rules: How to Play Dinosaur Bingo

Playing Dinosaur Bingo is as easy as piecing together a T-Rex skeleton (almost!). Follow these simple steps to embark on an unforgettable prehistoric adventure:

  1. Distribute the Dinosaur Bingo cards: Print and distribute the Dinosaur Themed Bingo Cards to each player, ensuring that each player receives a unique and dino-rific card.
  2. Explain the game rules: Gather your little paleontologists and briefly explain the rules. The objective is to complete a row, column, or diagonal by matching the dinosaur images on the card with the ones called out by the designated “dino-caller.”
  3. Let the dino-calling begin: Designate one person as the dino-caller. This brave soul will randomly draw dinosaur images from a hat, a bag, or perhaps a mysterious time-traveling capsule, announcing each image to the eager players.
  4. Time to mark the dinos: As the players hear a dinosaur being called out, they excitedly mark the corresponding images on their cards. They can use small markers such as bones, pebbles, or even dino-shaped chocolates to cover the images. Alternatively, if you laminated the cards, players can use dry erase markers, allowing for easy reuse in future prehistoric battles.
  5. Bingo alert: The moment of triumph arrives! The first player to complete a row, column, or diagonal by marking five consecutive dinosaur images roars out, “Bingo!” and shakes the ground with their triumphant announcement, alerting the other players to their epic victory.
  6. Verify the dino-win: Once a player claims a bingo, it’s time to put on your archaeologist’s hat and carefully examine their card. Make sure that all the marked images match the called-out dinosaur images. If everything checks out, that player becomes the undisputed champion of the round, hailed as the mighty ruler of the dino-kingdom!

Unleash the Dino-variations!

To add extra excitement and unleash the true potential of your dino-themed bingo extravaganza, we’ve unearthed some thrilling variations for you to explore:

  1. Fossil Discovery: Rather than completing a row, column, or diagonal, challenge players to mark all the dinosaur images on their cardn. This variation requires patience and a keen eye for detail and works best with the 50 total image set.
  2. Dino Memory Hunt: Expand the prehistoric fun by creating an additional set of dinosaur cards for a memory matching game. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two cards at a time. Players must use their sharp memory skills to find matching dinosaur pairs. It’s like a fossil excavation for the mind!
  3. Five in a Roar: Set your sights on marking five dinosaur images in a row, whether vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. And don’t forget, the Free Space can be utilized to complete a row. Roar with victory!
  4. Triceratops Frame: Get creative and fill the outer borders of your bingo card, forming a majestic triceratops frame. This variation excludes the Free Space, challenging players to fully embrace their inner dinosaur.
  5. Pterodactyl Railroad: Mark the 2nd and 4th columns, creating vertical lines on both sides of the Free Space. This railroad-themed variation adds an exciting twist to the traditional game.
  6. T-Rex Cross: Use the Free Space as the center point and mark the images to create an X pattern on the bingo card. Watch out for those mighty T-Rex teeth!
  7. Dino-Plus: Similar to the X pattern, form a plus sign using the Free Space as the central point. This variation adds an extra layer of challenge and excitement to the game.
  8. Raptor’s Corners: Exercise patience and aim to mark just the four corners of the bingo card. This variation excludes the Free Space and requires the cunning of a velociraptor.

Ready to Roar and Learn?

To add an extra layer of excitement and learning to the game, try incorporating these additional ideas:

  1. Clue-rassic Bingo: Instead of announcing the called-out dinosaur names, give clues to describe them. Watch the young paleontologists put their dino-knowledge to the test as they guess which dinosaur image they need to mark. It’s a puzzling adventure through the ancient world!
  2. Double the Dino-fun: If players are achieving bingos too quickly, challenge them to play with two bingo boards each. This doubles the dino-excitement and slows down their reaction time, making the game even more thrilling.
  3. Speed Dino-challenge: For those seeking an adrenaline-fueled experience, amp up the pace! Instead of pausing between calls, continuously announce dinosaur names or swiftly display the corresponding images. This fast-paced version keeps players on their toes, testing their focus and agility.

With the world of Dinosaur Themed Bingo Cards at your fingertips, you have the power to entertain and educate your young ones like never before. Explore the various gameplay variations, unleash your creativity, and adapt the game to suit your children’s interests. It’s time to embark on a prehistoric adventure filled with laughter, learning, and dino-mite fun!

So, gather your little explorers, print out these free printable dinosaur bingo cards, and get ready for an unforgettable journey through the ancient world. As they play, they’ll not only have a blast but also expand their knowledge of different dinosaur species. It’s a win-win situation!

Whether you’re hosting a dino-themed party, planning a classroom activity, or simply looking for a fun family game night, Dinosaur Themed Bingo Cards are here to save the day. And remember, the game is not just about winning but also about fostering a love for learning and sparking curiosity about the incredible creatures that once roamed the Earth.

So, grab your magnifying glass, put on your dinosaur hunter hat, and let the adventure begin! Download your set of Dinosaur Themed Bingo Cards today and watch as your little ones embark on a roaring journey of excitement, education, and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have a stomping good time!

DOWNLOAD BINGO CARDS

Choose from either the 25 total image or 40 total image set below 🙂

Dinosaur BINGO 25
Dinosaur BINGO 40

Free Printable Fruit and Veg Bingo Cards

by Kate

Looking for an engaging and educational game to entertain kids at parties, in classrooms, or during family gatherings? Look no further! We present to you Fruit and Vegetable Themed Bingo Cards, a delightful twist on the classic game that introduces children to the colorful world of fruits and vegetables. With 15 unique cards, each featuring 24 images from the 25 potential fruit and vegetable images and one central FREE space, this quick-to-play game is perfect for kids of all ages.

There are two download options:

  • 15 separate cards each each saved in a separate file
  • PDF with all the cards and calling cards in a single file

Free Printable Bingo Cards Printing and Preparation Tips

To get started, ensure that you have access to a printer and A4 or letter-sized paper. Each bingo card is designed to fit on a single page, making it convenient for printing. We recommend using a slightly thicker paper stock for durability. If you plan to reuse the cards multiple times, laminating them is an excellent idea. Laminating the cards not only extends their lifespan but also allows for easy erasing of markings.

You will find the calling cards in the file. Print these and cut out the different images from the page ready to use.

How to Play Fruit and Vegetable Bingo

Playing Fruit and Vegetable Bingo is a breeze, making it an ideal game for kids and parties. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Distribute the Bingo cards: Print and distribute the Fruit and Vegetable Themed Bingo Cards to each player. Ensure that each player has a unique card.
  2. Explain the game rules: Briefly explain the rules to all the players. The objective of the game is to complete a row, column, or diagonal by matching the fruit and vegetable images on the card with the ones called out by the designated “caller.”
  3. The caller announces the images: Designate one person as the caller. The caller will randomly draw fruit and vegetable images from a hat, bag, or other container. As each image is drawn, the caller announces it to the players.
  4. Mark the images: Players will mark the corresponding images on their cards when they hear a fruit or vegetable called out. They can use small markers, like coins or colorful chips, to cover the images. Alternatively, players can use dry erase markers on laminated cards, making it easy to reuse the cards in future games.
  5. Claim a win: The first player to complete a row, column, or diagonal by marking five consecutive images calls out “Bingo!” to alert the other players.
  6. Verify the win: Once a player claims a win, carefully check their card to ensure that all the marked images match the called-out fruit and vegetable images. If the win is valid, that player becomes the winner of the round.

Variations for Fruit and Vegetable Bingo

To add more excitement and variety to the game, here are a few suggestions for different ways to play Fruit and Vegetable Bingo:

  1. Blackout/Full Card: Instead of completing a row, column, or diagonal, players aim to mark all the images on their card. This variation requires more time and patience.
  2. Memory Match: Create an additional set of fruit and vegetable cards and use them for a memory matching game. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two cards at a time. Players try to make matches by finding the corresponding fruit and vegetable images.Five in a Row: The objective is to mark five images in a row, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The Free Space can be used to complete a row.
  3. Picture Frame: Fill the outer borders of your bingo card, creating a picture frame. This variation excludes the Free Space.
  4. Railroad: Mark the 2nd and 4th columns, forming vertical lines on both sides of the Free Space.
  5. Cross: Use the Free Space as the center point and mark the images to create an X pattern on the bingo card.
  6. Plus: Similar to the X pattern, form a plus sign using the Free Space as the central point.
  7. Four Corners: Exercise patience and aim to mark just the four corners of the bingo card. This variation does not involve the Free Space.

To add an extra twist to the game, try incorporating these additional ideas:

  • Clue-based Bingo: Instead of announcing the called-out numbers or images, give clues to describe them. Kids will have to guess if the number or image they need has been drawn, adding a quizzical twist to the game.
  • Double Bingo: If players are achieving bingos too quickly, have them play with two bingo boards each. This will slow down their reaction time and heighten the excitement to win.
  • Speed Challenge: Instead of pausing between calls, continuously announce numbers or images from the bowl. This fast-paced version challenges players to pay attention and be alert to avoid missing a number on their bingo card.

Fruit and Vegetable Themed Bingo Cards offer a world of possibilities for entertaining and educating kids. By exploring various gameplay variations and incorporating additional elements, you can keep the game fresh, engaging, and tailored to your children’s interests. So, get ready to play, have fun, and witness the joy on their faces as they explore the colorful world of fruits and vegetables through this delightful game of bingo!

DOWNLOAD BINGO CARDS

Choose which bingo files you would like to download. The first set is separate JPG files, the second is a single PDF file 🙂

Fruit and Veg Bingo Cards (25) Fruit Veg Bingo PDF

Free Printable Animal Bingo Cards

by Kate

Looking for a captivating and educational game to entertain children at parties, in classrooms, or during family gatherings? Look no further! Introducing Animal Themed Bingo Cards, a delightful twist on the classic game that introduces children to a wide range of colorful and adorable animals. With 15 unique cards, each featuring a variety of 24 images showcasing cute and vibrant animals, along with a central FREE space, this game is perfect for engaging kids of all ages.

We offer two options for downloading the cards:

  1. 15 separate cards with animals and no words with the choice of 25 total images and 50 total images.
  2. 15 cards with pictures of animals AND the word giving the name of the animal underneath the picture with the choice of 25 total images and 50 total images

What’s the difference between 25 & 50 total images?

The difference is the variety of different images on the cards. In the 25 total image version, the majority of the cards will share the same animals – although they will be in different positions. This results in a quicker game which is ideal for kids parties. The version with 50 total images, there is more variety per card and therefore the game may take longer and will be more challenging. Choose which ever version suits you best (all download all of them!).

15 Unique Printable Bingo Cards

You will find there are 15 (or more) unique bingo cards in each set. This will allow you to mix the cards up if you want cards for classroom use or parties.

Tips for Printing and Preparing Free Printable Bingo Cards

To get started, you’ll need a printer and A4 or letter-sized paper. Each bingo card is designed to fit on a single page, making it convenient for printing. We recommend using slightly thicker paper stock for added durability. If you plan to reuse the cards multiple times, laminating them is an excellent idea. Laminating the cards not only extends their lifespan but also allows for easy erasing of markings.

In the file, you’ll also find the calling cards. Print these and cut out the different animal images, preparing them for use in the game.

How to Play Animal Bingo:

Playing Animal Bingo is a breeze, making it an ideal game for kids and parties. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Distribute the Bingo cards: Print and distribute the Animal Themed Bingo Cards to each player, ensuring that each player receives a unique card.
  2. Explain the game rules: Briefly explain the rules to all the players. The objective of the game is to complete a row, column, or diagonal by matching the animal images on the card with the ones called out by the designated “caller.”
  3. The caller announces the images: Designate one person as the caller. The caller will randomly draw animal images from a hat, bag, or other container, announcing each image to the players.
  4. Mark the images: Players will mark the corresponding images on their cards when they hear an animal called out. They can use small markers such as coins or colorful chips to cover the images. Alternatively, players can use dry erase markers on laminated cards, allowing for easy reuse in future games.
  5. Claim a win: The first player to complete a row, column, or diagonal by marking five consecutive images calls out “Bingo!” to alert the other players.
  6. Verify the win: Once a player claims a win, carefully check their card to ensure that all the marked images match the called-out animal images. If the win is valid, that player becomes the winner of the round.

Variations for Playing Animal Bingo

To add more excitement and variety to the game, here are a few suggestions for different ways to play Animal Bingo:

  1. Blackout/Full Card: Instead of completing a row, column, or diagonal, players aim to mark all the images on their card. This variation requires more time and patience.
  2. Memory Match: Create an additional set of animal cards and use them for a memory matching game. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two cards at a time. Players try to make matches by finding the corresponding animal images.
  3. Five in a Row: The objective is to mark five images in a row, either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The Free Space can be used to complete a row.
  4. Picture Frame: Fill the outer borders of your bingo card, creating a picture frame. This variation excludes the Free Space.
  5. Railroad: Mark the 2nd and 4th columns, forming vertical lines on both sides of the Free Space.
  6. Cross Bingo: Use the Free Space as the center point and mark the images to create an X pattern on the bingo card.
  1. Plus Bingo: Similar to the X pattern, form a plus sign using the Free Space as the central point.
  2. Four Corners: Exercise patience and aim to mark just the four corners of the bingo card. This variation does not involve the Free Space.

To add an extra twist to the game, try incorporating these additional ideas:

  1. Clue-based Bingo: Instead of announcing the called-out animal names, give clues to describe them. Kids will have to guess which animal image they need, adding a quizzical twist to the game.
  2. Double Bingo: If players are achieving bingos too quickly, have them play with two bingo boards each. This will slow down their reaction time and heighten the excitement to win.
  3. Speed Challenge: Instead of pausing between calls, continuously announce animal names or show the corresponding images from the container. This fast-paced version challenges players to pay attention and be alert to avoid missing an animal on their bingo card.

Animal Themed Bingo Cards offer a world of possibilities for entertaining and educating kids. By exploring various gameplay variations and incorporating additional elements, you can keep the game fresh, engaging, and tailored to your children’s interests. Get ready to play, have fun, and witness the joy on their faces as they explore the colorful world of animals through this delightful game of bingo!

DOWNLOAD BINGO CARDS

Choose which bingo files you would like to download.

These download files include free printable animal bingo cards without words. These are ideal for non-readers. The names of the animal are included on the call sheet. Choose either the 25 total object version (quicker to play) or the 50 total object version (longer to play).

Animal Bingo 25
Animal Bingo 50

In the versions below, the name of the animal is included under the image – this is great for ESL students or for people who may not be familiar with the different animal types 🙂

Animal Bingo (inc words) 25
Animal Bingo (inc words) 50

Free Printable Best Dad in the World Coloring Page

by Kate

This ‘Best Dad in the World’ coloring page is free for you to download and color. This free coloring page will print at letter/a4 size or you can resize it on your printer to make a cute handmade Father’s Day card.

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Best Dad in the World

Free Cute Kitten Sticker Clipart

by Kate

Here’s a delightful little kitten sticker for your digital planner and scrapbooking projects. This cute kitten is free for you to download below. Use this cute kitten sticker in your Goodnotes planner, other PDF planner apps or in Procreate or other digital art app.

Find more FREE stickers HERE!!

If you want to use the stickers in place of clipart you are very welcome to do so 🙂 however do take into account this has been designed for digital use, so check the quality if you want to print this in large sizes.

Cute Kitten Sticker

Free Cute Blue Bunny Clipart

by Kate

If you are looking to add a little cuteness to your next digital project read on 🙂 We have a great new freebie for you! Here’s a cute blue bunny digital planner for you to download to use in your digital planner or digital crafting projects. The sticker is also ideal for using in digital scrapbooking projects.

Find more FREE stickers HERE!!

If you want to use the stickers in place of clipart you are very welcome to do so 🙂

blue bunny sticker

Free Cute Panda Sticker Clipart

by Kate

Here’s a cute panda planner for you to download to use in your digital planner or digital crafting projects. The sticker is also ideal for using in digita scrapbooking projects.

Find more free stickers HERE!

If you want to use the stickers in place of clipart you are very welcome to do so 🙂

Cute Panda Sticker