Halloween Bingo maker
Halloween bingo maker
To play Halloween bingo, give each player a different card of Halloween pictures, pull calling cards from a bowl one at a time, and let players cover each square they have. The first to fill a line across, down, or corner to corner wins. This maker prints a different card for every player, 2 to 30, with picture squares for kids who don't read yet and word squares for kids who do, plus a caller's sheet and calling cards to cut out.
- Free
- No account
- Nothing to install
- Letter or A4
A 4 × 4 board has no center square.
7 pages: 8 cards, a caller's sheet, and calling cards to cut out.
Make your own, free: kubrio.com/halloween/bingo-makerCaller's sheet
- Cut out the calling cards and put them in a bowl or a hat.
- Give each player a card (there are 8) and a handful of counters: candy corn, raisins, buttons, or paper scraps.
- Pull out one calling card at a time, read it out loud, and tick it off on this sheet.
- Players cover the square if their card has it.
- A full line across, down, or corner to corner wins. The winner shouts “Boo!”
Make your own, free: kubrio.com/halloween/bingo-makerEverything happens in your browser. The link holds the settings, never a name, and nothing you make is stored.
Questions parents ask
What age is Halloween bingo for?
Picture squares on a 3 × 3 board suit the youngest players, who match pictures instead of reading words. Word squares suit kids who read, and a 5 × 5 board makes a longer game for kids 9 to 13.
How many bingo cards do I need?
One for each player. The maker prints a different card for every player, up to 30, so a whole class can play at once. Each card has its own number, and no two cards hold the same set of squares.
Is the bingo maker free?
Yes, with no account and no email. The cards come from the settings in the link, so the same link prints the same cards on any computer, and nothing about you is stored.