You can keep playing afterwards for more lines if you have more prizes to give out. The first person to get a line says “Bingo!”. You can play for a line (5 in a row) or a full card.

When calling out the images – you can describe the image or show the picture.ĥ. When the image is called out, the player puts a marker on that image.Ĥ. Use a candy or non-candy item as markers. If you have more than 10 players you can put kids into small groups to play together.ģ. Cut out the calling cards and place them in a bowl or jar for selecting.Ģ. Pencil or Markers: You can have kids cross out the spots with a marker or a dot marker How to Set-Up Winter Bingoįirst print off the calling card and bingo cards (link to the free printable below).ġ. Marker Options: White pom poms (to look like snowballs), blue pom poms, white or blue buttons, fabric snowflakes

If you don’t laminate the cards and print them in black and white, Do-A-Dot Markers are great for this activity. If you want to keep your bingo cards to reuse them every year, we recommend laminating them. Supplies Needed for Winter Bingoīingo Markers – see marker options we suggest you use below You can cut these up and place in a jar for selecting or just choose the images at random. The printable also comes with a full page of calling cards. This free printable includes 10 Bingo Cards and if you have more kids you can double up for teams. It’s also a fun game you can play virtually over a virtual video conferencing system to connect kids with friends or family from afar. This is the perfect activity when the temperatures might be too cold to go outside. For a fun indoor winter activity – try out this simple Winter Bingo game.

Printable blank bingo cards for kids