Looking for an easy and entertaining Easter activity for children? Give this Easter Bingo a try! At the end of this post, you can find 30 complimentary printable Easter bingo cards. Play for lines with as many as 30 participants, or divide everyone into teams!
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Bingo is among our favorite seasonal games. It is an enjoyable activity for classrooms, or you can play online with friends and relatives who live in different places!
This free printable provides 30 Bingo Cards. If you have additional children, you can pair them up and play in teams.
Discover more popular Easter activities: Easter scavenger hunt, Easter I spy and Easter color by number sheets.
A complete sheet of calling cards is included with the printable as well. Snip them apart and put them into a jar for drawing, or randomly select the pictures yourself.
Supplies Needed to Play Easter Bingo
- Bingo Markers – check out the marker choices we recommend below
- To preserve your bingo cards for use each year, consider having them laminated.
When you choose not to laminate the cards and print them in black and white, Do-A-Dot Markers work wonderfully for this game.
Bingo Marker Options
Candy Options: Easter M&M’s, jelly beans, mini chocolate eggs
Non-Candy Options: colorful pom poms, buttons
Pencil or Markers: Children can mark the spaces with a marker or dot marker. With laminated cards, dry-erase markers are another suitable choice.
How to Set-Up an Easter Bingo Game
Begin by printing the calling card and bingo cards (the free printable link appears below).
- Snip out the calling cards and put them into a bowl or jar for drawing.
- Trim out the bingo cards. Give one bingo card to each player. When there are more than 30 players, arrange the children into small groups so they can play together.
- Choose candy or non-candy objects for markers. Once an image is announced, the player covers that image with a marker.
- As you announce the images – either explain what the picture shows or display it.
- Choose whether to play for one line (5 spaces in a row) or the entire card. Whoever completes a line first calls out “Bingo!”. If you have additional prizes, continue the game afterward to award more lines. Since there are 30 calling cards, completing a full card could produce several winners at once, depending on the group size. For that reason, we suggest playing mainly for lines. Shuffle the cards and begin another round after a few lines have been completed.
How Can I Play With More People?
The set contains 30 different cards. For groups larger than 30 players, divide everyone into smaller groups and have 2-3 players play together. Another option is to distribute matching cards, allowing multiple people to win at once.
Printing Tip
Before you print, be sure to check the Print Preview. Because printer settings vary, select “Print to Fit to Size” or review the printer Scale Features (a 90% scale may work) in your settings to prevent the page from being cut off if you encounter problems.
Explore additional Bingo cards in our complete collection of Bingo printables here.