Thanksgiving Bingo Cards

1. Print one card per player. Every card in the set is different.
2. Call the words in random order, such as “Cranberry Sauce” or “Feast”. 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.

Turkey, pie and a table full of family. Thanksgiving bingo keeps the kids busy while dinner cooks and works just as well in a classroom the week before the break.

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.

Thanksgiving bingo is a handy way to keep kids at the table busy while the turkey rests or the pies bake. Let an older child be the caller with the on-screen caller, and give the winner first pick of dessert.

In class, play it the last day before the break. A nice twist: every time a word is called, the first student to share something they are thankful for that starts with the same letter gets to call the next word.