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Bingo Family Fun!

Before I tell you about these Spring Printable Spring and Easter Bingo cards, which are free printables, I would like to remind you that often what children remember later in life are the small things we do for them, such as enjoying a Family Bingo Night. There's nothing better than an old-fashioned game where you sit around the kitchen table, relaxing and visiting with each other, to keep you in touch with what's really happening as a family (that goes beyond a quick text message here and there throughout the day). Just remember that this may seem like a simple, nonsense thing to you but it can really help children to feel secure in themselves and their place in the family, as well as to have better communication with you, sisters, or brothers, and other extended family members who may be living with you.

I know that a lot of parents think they have an open line of communication with their children because they ask “What went on in school today?” and get a reply “Not much.” A question like this can often feel to the child like being put on the spot. This can make kids close down and not really want to talk at all, even if something did “go on” at school that day. However, starting a Family Bingo Night can give your child a more relaxed and easy open line of communication to you, in a fun environment, that can pay back many rewards. Sometimes just talking while having fun can work itself around to being a more serious conversation. When children become teenagers and remember how easy it is to talk to you, it is more likely that you will hear about the important stuff that is happening in their lives.

So start a tradition of Family Bingo Night now, and play on of our Bingo using the top navigation to pick the game theme of your choice.

Bingo is an easy game and can be enjoyed by kids of all ages! Everything you need is provided; all you have to do is print the Bingo game cards, the two bingo call sheets.

You’ll need to:
Print the Bingo cards, as many as you wish to print from the 50 bingo cards offered.

Print the two Bingo call sheet offered with each Bingo game.

Print the Bingo marker sheet or you can use colored markers, colored pencils, crayons, or regular bingo daubers to mark a match from a call.

You’ll need two plastic bowls, bags or small boxes to use to hold the Call Cards. One bag is for the call sheet pictures and the second bowl for the call letters B-I-N-G-O. Cut apart the call cards and the letter cards, and keep in separate piles.

Before moving on to the "How to play Spring & Easter Bingo" instructions, here are some links to other Easter, Christian and Spring printable games:

• Easter @ Moms Break Free Printables
• Christian party games for Easter
• Kids-Printable offers Spring and Easter free printables.
• Spring into fun with the newest Printable Games!
• Looking for top value for your entertainment Dollar this Easter? This Easter Printables Bargain BUN-DLE is a dream deal!
• Create your own Bingo games!

Here’s how to play: ( There is a printer friendly version of these instructions in the section below the instructions that offers this free Spring & Easter Bingo set.)

1. Give all players an unmarked bingo card and Bingo Markers or a colored marker, pencil, or pen. One player can also act as the Call Person, or someone who is not playing can be the Call Person. Put the call cards in a bowl, bag, or box and shake to mix them. Do the same with the call letters in a separate bowl, bag, or box.

2. To begin, the Call Person draws one call letter and then draws a call picture. Announce the letter and the picture from the call card, such as saying “N, Stripped Easter Egg” (you may want to also show or pass around the picture to the players, which really helps the younger children who are playing). Many of the pictures are very similar so be sure to be descriptive.

Describe as Lamp in stripped Easter egg with Easter basket and two baby chicks.

Describe as girl with "blue" bow in hair, dressed as bunny with a lamb and baby chick.

3. The players find the letter and then look down that column for the picture. For the example, each player finds the letter N at the top of the card, and looks down that row of five boxes. If there a Stripped Easter Egg in one of those boxes, they put a marker on it (or put an X through it if using pen, pencil, or marker). If the player does not find that picture in the letter column that is called, nothing is marked.

4. The Call Person sets the letter card and the picture to the side, and then draws a new letter card and call card from the piles. Announce the letter and the call card (and shown them to the players).

5. The players look for the letter and then the picture. If it is found, it is marked.

6. The play continues until one player has BINGO! Bingo is all boxes marked in a single column, in a single row, or diagonally (one corner to another corner). Remember, one or more boxes is marked FREE!, which means that you can make BINGO in that column, row, or on the diagonal if you mark the other four boxes.

7. Play the game as many times as you need to so that everyone wins!

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May not be used for public redistribution without permission.

Files you need for this free Spring & Easter Bingo:
(pdf files that open in a new window)

• 50 Bingo Picture Cards
• Bingo Call Picture Sheets
• B-I-N-G-O Call Letters
• Bingo Markers or use pen, pencil or marker
• Bingo Instructions (optional)