Easter Bingo Cards

1. Print one card per player. Every card in the set is different.
2. Call the words in random order, such as “Jelly Beans” or “Carrot”. The caller screen on this page shows each word in big letters and remembers what was called; the PDF also has a caller’s list to cut up.
3. Players cover each word on their card. The center square is free.
4. Five in a row across, down or diagonally wins. Check the card against the called words.

Jelly beans, painted eggs and a bunny hopping through the tulips. This Easter bingo game keeps an egg-hunt crowd busy between hunts, fills the last hour before spring break and gives a church fellowship hall or nursing home an easy afternoon activity.

The PDF has 30 different cards, two per page, plus a caller’s list; the large print PDF has one big card per page. Cards are free for home, classroom and group use.

For a spring class party, use jelly beans or small foam eggs as markers. A fun twist: put each winner’s prize inside a plastic egg, so every bingo ends with a tiny surprise to open.

After an Easter brunch or at a senior center, the large print cards let grandparents and grandchildren play together at the same table. Let the youngest player be the caller with the on-screen caller while the adults cover the squares.