Halloween Bingo Cards
Play a fun game of Halloween Bingo and enjoy this Halloween bingo printable for your class parties!
Halloween bingo cards are great for children to use to play bingo at school, Halloween parties, or just at home with their siblings or friends. Besides being fun, Halloween bingo is a great game for teaching listening skills. It's even easy enough that young children can play. Print out a Halloween bingo card for each player along with one set of calling cards. Cut out the calling cards and place the cards into a bowl or a hat. Pull one card at a time from the hat/bowl and describe the image to the players before showing them the card. For example, “Bubbling Cauldron” or “Black Cat on a Broomstick.”.
What’s better than a game of bingo for a classroom party? The answer? Not much! Kids love playing bingo and you will too!
My kids’ elementary has gone completely food free for parties which I actually think is awesome. As a food allergy parent, obviously it’s safer. As a room parent, it’s less to plan. And the teachers tell me they love it too, their classrooms stay cleaner and most of the time the parties are right after or before lunch anyway so no one really NEEDS a snack then.
Plus it’s a healthier choice, in my opinion. Anyway, O’s teacher has the parents volunteer to bring games and craft projects so the kids get to do something extra fun during the party.
I whipped up a game of winter BINGO when O was in kindergarten and you guys LOVE it. That game has been downloaded thousands of times which just makes me so happy. I love that you’re loving it.
Just like when I was working on winter bingo, I was looking for Halloween games I couldn’t find anything I liked, so I decided to make my own Halloween bingo game. Keep in mind that this is intended for Kindergarten age kids which is why I made it 4 x 4 instead of the traditional 5 x 5.
Early elementary ages kids don’t have the longest attention spans and most of the games I found online were 5 x 5 or bigger which is really the reason I made my own, I wanted it to be quick and easy to understand.
And if the game is a little smaller, you can play more rounds which means more kids get a chance to win.
And let’s be honest, ever since I put the winter bingo printable game up, I have gotten TONS of comments from readers telling me how much they loved it and how much they appreciated that version of the game. I’m so glad to hear that, this fun party game is perfect for everyone!
Halloween Bingo Cards With Numbers
Halloween BINGO Instructions
To get my Halloween bingo printable going, I printed, cut and laminated the game boards and the calling cards so O’s teacher can reuse them next year if he wants.
(Laminating is totally optional. If you do laminate your Halloween bingo cards, they could even use dry erase markers! )
Just shuffle the calling cards and call them one at a time and have the kids cover the squares they have on their board with those little bingo circles, or squares of paper or whatever you want.
First one with 4 in a row is the winner!
Enter your email below to download and print. The game boards print 2 to a page and I’ve made two sets, one for a small group of kids and a classroom set with 30 different game boards–print one game board set and one set of calling cards and you’ll be ready to play Halloween bingo!!
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