Play summer bingo at the end of school or during a summer party. Bingo is a great boredom buster and kids activity for all ages.
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This summer bingo game is made with cute watercolor clipart! I used kawaii fruits, summer bugs and plants, and summer essentials like pool floats and popsicles.
There are 8 bingo cards in this download, so you can play with a group. Bingo is a great activity when you’ve got a mixed age range. This game doesn’t require any reading, but tweens will have as much fun playing as little kids.
How to play bingo
The first page of the download is the draw cards. Cut them out along the dotted lines and shuffle them for a draw pile. Print the rest of the pages as full size, or print 2 per page for smaller bingo cards.
You’ll also need something to mark the squares. I used buttons.
To play bingo, flip a card from the draw pile. Everyone covers that picture on their card. The first person to get 5 in a row wins!
You can have one person just be the caller, or pick one player to flip a card while playing along too. Say what the picture is and show it to everyone.
Professional bingo for adults is fast, but for kids, it’s better to make sure everyone know what card was just called.
One round of bingo will take probably around 15 minutes. You can keep track of who won (or not) and play several rounds. To make it even more competitive, pick up a few small prizes like stickers, bubbles, or dollar store toys for the winners.
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