Play a fun game of Winter Bingo and enjoy this winter bingo printable for your class parties!
What’s better than a game of winter bingo for a classroom party? The answer? Not much! Kids love playing this winter bingo game and you will too!
So this year O’s elementary school took the step of making all classroom parties food-free. Which to this food allergy mom, is super awesome exciting news.
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.
And since I think (*fingers crossed) that I’m starting to emerge from the newborn haze, I offered to send in a game of winter bingo for the Winter party that happened in December.
So when I started googling but I couldn’t find anything I liked, I decided to make my own winter 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.
I suspect they won’t have a long attention span during the party. 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.
A lot of the games also had Christmas stuff which I wanted to avoid for the school setting, since not everyone celebrates that holiday.
And let’s be honest, ever since I put this 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 a secular version of the game. I’m so glad to hear that, this fun party game is perfect for everyone!
So to get my winter bingo printable going, I drew up 20 cute winter objects, set up the game and printed and laminated the game boards and the calling cards so O’s teacher can reuse them next year if he wants.
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.
If you laminate your winter bingo cards, they could even use dry erase markers! First one with 4 in a row is the winner!
And because I am so thankful for all of you that make this job so fun, I’m making it a free printable.
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 winter bingo!!
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Winter BINGO - Free Printable!
Download and print this fun FREE Winter BINGO game that's perfect for home or classroom parties!
Materials
- Bingo chips
- Print one set of 8 BINGO game boards
- OR one classroom set of 30 BINGO game boards
- PLUS print one set of calling cards
- Laminator - optional
Instructions
- Print, cut and laminate the bingo game boards. Print and cut the bingo calling cards
- Give each student a bingo card and a pile of bingo chips.
- Shuffle the bingo calling cards and hold up one at a time.
- Have students mark off the corresponding object’s square on their bingo card with a chip (if they have it).
- First one to get a row across, down or diagonal is the winner.
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translator says
Love this winter-themed BINGO game! Perfect for keeping my kids entertained during the cold winter months. Thanks for sharing!
Geert van Gastel says
We used the Halloween-bingo in my class. They loved it.
Now we are up for the winter-version.
Many thanks.
Greetz
Geertvan gastel
Netherlands
Kristi says
My daughter’s class will love this! Thanks!
Lara says
Thank you for making a seasonal (not holiday) BINGO game! Our 1st grade classroom will love playing this!
Elizabeth Pagan says
Hi, I’m interested in the free winter bingo card. Thanks!
Tina says
I would love the large set of winter bingo cards please.
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Annie says
thank you so much for giving us access to the free printable bingo cards!!
Eileen says
Thanks for providing these free to download. That was so nice of you, and the game looks adorable. I am going to use it in my daughter’s class winter party next week. Thanks again!
Victoria says
I just wanted to say thank you so much for these! I am using them for my daughter’s first grade party and they are perfect! Much appreciated!
Beth says
Thank you so much for taking the time to create these and for sharing them. I am running a secular winter gathering for kids and was wondering what to do for our non-readers. This is perfect!
Amber says
This is perfect for my son’s kindergarten class. Thank you!
Anyuta says
Just wanted to thank you for this excellent game! We are really enjoying it. Thank you for your time making this.
Carla says
Really appreciate you posting this. I had a BINGO game from three years ago but was told I couldn’t use it anymore due to the non-holiday nature of the winter party. This is great and fits the bill perfectly!
Emily says
Thank you! What did you use for bingo markers? I was thinking marshmallows but I think they will eat them!
Cassie May says
I had a small snowflake paper punch so I just punched out a TON of little snowflakes! (my son helped!)
Alycia says
Thank you for sharing! Found your page through pinterest. Look forward to using this at Sparks/Brownies.
Lisa says
Thank you so much for these!! I was looking for 2 cards per page winter bingo and these are perfect! I’m a recess teacher at an elementary school and we’re coming up on our indoor winter season so these will definitely come in handy for the younger grades.
Cassie May says
Great! I love messages like this! It seems like this game is coming in handy for a lot of people this year, that makes me so happy! Happy winter!
Brenna Thibault says
These are adorable! Just found them via Pinterest and will be using them for our first grader’s winter party. Thank you so much for sharing!
Cassie May says
great! We’re using them again in first grade this year too, have fun!
Karen says
Holy moly. You SAVED me. Kindergarten holiday party is tomorrow and I needed non-religious, classroom set and preferably two to a page so I wouldn’t kill my color ink. I didn’t even consider the 4X4 v. 5X5 debate but I think you are on point.
This is perfect!!
From one “room parent” to another. THANK YOU!!
Cassie May says
oh good! I’m so glad to hear this! We’re using it again this year in first grade. This time I used a snowflake shaped paper punch to punch a whole bunch of snowflakes that they can use to cover the bingo squares. Hope the party is fun! xo!