This complimentaryHanukkah bingo is an enjoyable activity for the Hanukkah holidays! Bingo dabbers, coins, or sweets can all be used as markers.
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Hanukkah Bingo – Printable Cards Available Free
At the end of this post, you can download 10 complimentary printable bingo cards.
Tip:laminate the cards so they can be used again with dry erase markers!
Download the free printable bingo cards at the end of the post.
Children will enjoy this Hanukkah bingo game! Play for one line or challenge players to complete the entire card.

This Hanukkah bingo activity makes an ideal family-friendly pastime for grown-ups and children of every age!
Thiscomplimentary printablecontains10 Bingo Cards.
A complete page of calling cards is included in the printable pack. Cut out the calling cards and draw them randomly. You may explain the pictures or hold up the cards.

Materials Required for Hanukkah Bingo
White Paper or Cardstock
Bingo Markers– check out the marker choices we recommend below
Optional –Self Laminating Sheets
To preserve your bingo cards for annual reuse, laminating them is a good idea.
Without lamination,Dot Markerswork wonderfully for this game.

Choices for Bingo Markers
Candy Choices: M&M’s, jelly beans, chocolate coins
Non-Candy Choices: Coins, pom poms, buttons
Pencil or Markers:You can let children mark the spaces with a marker or dot marker. Dry erase markers are another option when the cards are laminated.

How To Organize a Hanukkah Bingo Game
Begin by printing the calling card and bingo cards(the free printable is linked below).
1.Snip out the calling cards and put them into a bowl or jar to draw.
2.Trim out the bingo cards.Give one bingo card to each player. With more than 10 participants, children can play together in small groups.
3.Choose candy or other items for markers.Once an image is announced, the player covers that image with a marker.
4.When announcing the images – either explain what is pictured or display the card. Several dreidels, stars, and candles appear in different colors. Identifying the blue spinning dreidel aloud or showing the selected card makes it simpler for children to find it on their bingo card.
5.Choose whether to play for a line (5 in a row) or the entire card.The first player to complete a line calls out “Bingo!”. If you have additional prizes, continue playing for more lines. Since there are 30 calling cards, completing a full card may produce several winners simultaneously, depending on the group size. For this reason, we suggest mainly playing for lines. Shuffle the cards and begin another round once several lines have been completed.

How Do I Play With a Larger Group?
The set contains 10 different cards. For groups larger than 10, divide the players into small teams of 2-3. Alternatively, distribute matching cards so multiple players can win at once.

How To Print the Bingo Cards
Before printing, be sure to check thePrint Preview. Since printers vary, select“Print to Fit to Size” or review the printer’sScale Features(printing at 90% scale is an option) in the settings to prevent the pages from being cut off.
Free Printable Hanukkah Bingo Cards
Download the Free Printable Bingo Cards Here
For another enjoyable Hanukkah activity, take a look at our free Hanukkah coloring pages!
Additional Printable Bingo Cards
Thanksgiving Bingo
Halloween Bingo
Easter Bingo
Christmas Bingo
Valentine’s Day Bingo
St Patrick’s Day Bingo
Spring Bingo
Summer Bingo