Sunday, October 25, 2015

FREE BINGO BOARDS FOR EVERY OCCASION






I love to celebrate the Holidays by playing BINGO in my class. So over the years I've designed many different Bingo Boards to fit the occasion.


Here are the types BINGO boards:
Halloween
Thanksgiving
Christmas
Grinch
Frozen
New Years
Valentines
St. Patrick's Day
Easter
Fourth of July
Alice in Wonderland
STAR WARS 
Dinosaur 
Harry Potter
Birthday 
Cowboy 
Pioneer  
Gnome
and just plain BINGO.  

SCROLL DOWN -  to the occasion that you are looking for.  I have the students fill in the empty spaces with words of the subjects that we are studying.  

TWO DIFFERENT SIZED BOARDS - There's a board with 24 spaces (one free space) or a board with 16 spaces.

CUSTOM FOR EVERYONE - Each person fills in his/her own card so that no two people have the same card.   I intentionally left them blank for this reason.  This is especially helpful in a large group.

WORDS Have the people fill it in from a list of words.  You can custom make it for whatever you are studying or celebrating.  

STICKERS - You could also use stickers instead of writing words to fill in the spaces.  Hand each person a sheet of the same stickers and have them put the stickers in the blank spots, or you can do it ahead of time.

PRINTING-  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program. Print it on colored paper or card-stock to make it even more fun!

MARKERS - For each holiday I love to use something for markers that relates to the holiday.  For example below is a card filled with candy corn markers.  Valentine's Day use candy valentines, etc. Another idea that I love to use is holiday cereal.  A favorite cereal for a holiday is Lucky Charms for St. Patrick's Day.

BINGO CALL LETTERS AND NUMBERS - Here is an easy way to call simple letters and numbers.  Just write the numbers and letters (from the sheet below) out on each Bingo board.  Write them in a different order, using different letters and numbers, on each board.  Then print out the page below and cut up the squares.  Pull out squares and call the letter or number until someone has BINGO.  This is great idea for young kids, or a nursing home.




BINGO BOARDS

Halloween

Example with treat markers:

Printing:  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program.







Thanksgiving


Example with treat markers:



Printing:  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program.






Christmas Bingo


Example with treat markers:









The Grinch Bingo



Frozen BINGO






New Year's Bingo

Printing:  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program.








Valentine's Day Bingo

Example with treats:


Printing:  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program.








St. Patrick's Day

Printing:  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program.






Easter Bingo:

Example with treat markers:



Printing:  To print these out, right click your mouse and save them into your pictures.  Or your can copy and paste them into your printing program.











FOURTH OF JULY



STAR WARS BINGO



DINOSAUR BINGO







Harry Potter BINGO



Alice in Wonderland BINGO





BIRTHDAY BINGO





Cowboy BINGO


Pioneer BINGO



GNOME BINGO




JUST PLAIN BINGO








For markers I like to use things like candy , or cereal.  Since I am teaching an early morning class, I got a bunch of Monster Cereal for Halloween.  My favorite is Lucky Charms for St. Patrick's Day.

Print it on colored paper or card-stock to make it even more fun!

Another fun game to use at a party or for learning in called Education Man.  Check it out here:







I have so many other holiday ideas.  
Just click on the pictures below to take  you to see the links.


















































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