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Thanksgiving Picture Bingo (24 Cards)

Tip: tap a color, then tap any shape to fill it (or use the arrow keys and Enter). Your coloring is saved on this device automatically. To color on paper, download the Letter or A4 PDF and print it at 100%.

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24 different 5×5 cards, each with 24 pictures and a free square in the center, from a set of 30 Thanksgiving pictures with their names. No two cards share a winning line, so only one player can win on any row. The PDF also has 2 pages of caller cards to cut out and a caller checklist. Good for Thanksgiving dinner, class parties and family game night.

How to play Thanksgiving bingo

  1. Print the PDF at 100% and cut out the caller cards along the dashed lines.
  2. Give each player a card and some counters: buttons, coins, cereal or a crayon to color the squares.
  3. The caller draws one caller card at a time, says it out loud and ticks it on the checklist.
  4. Players cover the square if it is on their card. The first to cover a whole row, column or diagonal (the free square counts) shouts "Bingo!"

What is in the PDF

  • 24 different 5×5 cards, numbered, one per page.
  • 2 pages of caller cards (30 calls) to cut out.
  • A caller checklist with all 30 calls.

The calls in this set: Turkey, Pumpkin, Leaf, Maple leaf, Acorn, Apple, Corn, Pie, Pear, Sunflower, Wheat, Apple basket, Cornucopia, Candle, Owl, Plate, Carrot, Mushroom, Hay bale, Football, Squirrel, Pinecone, Rake, Scarecrow, Rolling pin, Gravy, Cranberry sauce, Tree, Scarf, Mug.

Use on your class or library site

Paste this into your school, class or library web page. It shows the picture and a link back here, so families can print it themselves. You can change the wording.

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Printing tips

  • Print at 100% (actual size).
  • Card stock (160–200 gsm) lasts for many games; plain paper is fine for one party.
  • Cut the caller cards along the dashed lines and keep them in an envelope with the set.

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