Fall Bingo Game
Fall Bingo is a fun and easy game perfect for the whole fall season! Great for home, the classroom, Thanksgiving, and more! Free printable!
Is anyone else SO ready for fall? Â I know I am! It’s always been my favorite season, and although I love summer, it’s been so hot that I’m counting down the days to crisp mornings and cooler temperatures. Not to mention all of the super fun activities that are the epitome of fall: Â pumpkin patches, apple picking, cozy sweaters, leaf piles, tailgating, and apple cider. Â Can’t wait! Today I’ve got a darling game that’s perfect for the entire fall season…Fall Bingo!
PRINTABLE FALL BINGO
Is anyone else SO ready for fall? Â I know I am! It’s always been my favorite season, and although I love summer, it’s been so hot that I’m counting down the days to crisp mornings and cooler temperatures. Not to mention all of the super fun activities that are the epitome of fall: Â pumpkin patches, apple picking, cozy sweaters, leaf piles, tailgating, and apple cider. Â Can’t wait! Today I’ve got a darling game that’s perfect for the entire fall season…Fall Bingo!
This game will be so fun for my kids–I know they’re going to love it. Â I think it will be a great fit for some of our Family Nights throughout the fall season.
What about for Thanksgiving? I always like to have a few games or activities to keep kids entertained while they’re waiting for dinner to start, and this is perfect. Think classroom parties, fall gatherings, and just for fun!
SUPPLIES:Â
(affiiliate links provided below for your convenience…they are shown with an asterisk)
- -free printable bingo game (see below)
- -*white cardstock
- -*fall candy (M&M’s, candy corn, etc.)
DIRECTIONS:
Print the bingo game below on to white card stock. Â There are five different bingo cards, plus an extra set to cut apart so you can call out spaces. (If you are in a classroom setting, it makes a great station game at parties, with kids rotating to and from a table playing this game. ) It’s appropriate for many age levels–from preschool all the way through the upper elementary grades.
Call out the spaces one at a time (use the cards that you cut out, and choose randomly from the pile), and the first one to get three in a row, wins! Â To make it more difficult, you can require them to get two rows, or even a certain row.
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Other fun fall ideas…(check out ALL of my fall posts HERE!)
Kierste Wade is a published author, blogger, and mom to six. With more than 20 years DIY and project experience, she has been sharing ideas on her blog since 2009. Focusing on simple and doable projects, she loves to share attainable ideas for all things home, holidays, and family. Kierste has been featured on Better Homes and Gardens, HGTV, American Farmhouse Magazine (print and online) Taste of Home, Country Living, and more.