These free printable Bingo games for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary grade school kids are sure to be fun! You can add them to your kids birthday party ideas or even just a game to play between parent and child.

Printable Bingo Games for Kids

Besides being fun bingo games are great for a child’s visual perception and concentration. Every month I will be adding a new themed game so make sure to follow this page.

How to play Bingo With Kids

Place all the bingo cards face down in a pile. Turn one card around and then whoever has that image should place a manipulative or bingo marker on that part. The first to get three in a row (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) wins. To make the game last longer play the game to cover all the images on your board.

Printable Bingo Cards

• Printable Valentine’s Bingo Game (blog post coming soon)
• Printable Shapes Bingo Game (coming soon)
• Printable Easter Bingo Game (coming soon)

I am currently taking special requests for Bingo Game Themes. If you would like to see a particular set send me an e-mail and I’ll add it to my list.

Bingo Game Variations

Bingo games are a great way to work on a child’s vocabulary words.

The cards can also be used for charades. You can have your child pick up a card and then she will need to describe it. For example if she picks up a robot, she can describe its color, how many hands it has, etc. Or she can choose to act it out by acting like a robot.

Favorite Bingo Games for kids and products:

Kimbellished has designed 6 sets of baby shower bingo games. There are bingo cards with woodland animals, dragons, jungle animals, zoo animals, the Eiffel tower, and pink and leopard print. Each set includes a whooping 100 pre-filled bingo cards, calling cards, a word list, and instructions. Bingo Card Generator. Print your bingo cards at home to play in‑person, or send out links to play a Virtual Bingo Game - we even provide a bingo caller! Choose from ready-made Number Bingo Cards or browse through bingo ideas for all occasions. All our bingo cards can be customized (edit the title, background, content). Color Bingo This is a set of printable BINGO cards featuring the different colors. Some colors are featured multiple times so children can work out a little bit of strategy as well.

Free Printable Word Bingo Games

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My preschoolers favorite bingo game is Zingo. It is the perfect introduction to board games and for children to learn to take turns. If your child is older she can play Numbers Zingo and Sight Words Zingo.

To make each game unique I change up the counters we use. Sometimes I will use foam hearts, other times mini erasers and sometimes small figurines.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the whole family! I created this kid-friendly printable St. Patrick’s Day bingo game so that even the little ones can join in on the fun. There is no green beer here, just plenty of fun St. Patrick’s Day icons.

PRINTABLE ST. PATRICK’S DAY BINGO GAME

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Printable Bingo Card Sets

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HOW TO PLAY ST. PATRICK’S DAY BINGO

Bingo Card Game Set Printable

Begin by downloading PDFs to your hard drive. Load your printer with heavy printer paper or cardstock. Set your printer to the highest quality print settings. Print out all of the tile pages and the cards.

Use a pair of scissors or a paper cutter to cut the bingo tiles into squares that you will use in place of standard bingo balls.

When it is time to play, traditional Bingo rules apply. All of the tiles should be placed in a bowl (or a leprechaun hat!), and the caller should pull one tile at a time. The caller describes and shows the tile to the players, and they look to see if they have that picture on their card. If they do, they are allowed to place a marker (gold coins or green candies are great choices) on that picture. Keep going until someone has 5 markers in a row — horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. That player then shouts, “BINGO!” and they are that round’s winner.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY PRIZES

Looking for easy and inexpensive bingo prizes to give to the winners? The dollar store is a great resource for fun St. Patrick’s Day Bingo prizes. Beginning in February, they will begin to stock beads, hats, glasses, stickers, and other fun St. Patrick’s Day prizes.

You could also create small pots of gold like the St. Patrick’s Day favors I shared last year. They hold little gold-wrapped chocolate candies. What a perfect prize for winning St. Patrick’s Day bingo!

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