Free teacher tool · PreK–5

Bingo Card Maker

Make a set of bingo cards from your own vocabulary, sight words or numbers. Every card is different, and you get caller cards to cut out and draw from a bag.

Squares show

One per line or separated by commas. Use more words than squares so the cards differ.

Card size
Cards per page

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Preview

How to make bingo cards

  1. Type your words (or choose numbers and a range).
  2. Pick the card size and how many cards you need — one for each student.
  3. Click Print. Cut the caller cards apart and put them in a bag or cup.

Ways to play

  • Sight word bingo: say the word; children find it and cover it.
  • Vocabulary bingo: read a definition or show a picture; children find the word.
  • Math bingo: use numbers 1–30 and call out sums like "4 + 3".
  • Seasonal parties: fall, winter or end-of-year words make an easy, calm party game.

Tip: use at least a few more words than the card has squares. With 16 squares and 28 words, every card in a class set is different, so there are fewer ties.

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