Educational bingo generator
Call the definition, mark the word.
Words
12 lines. Edit freely: nothing you type leaves your device.
Options
Colour
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How to make educational bingo cards
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Pick a list or type your own items.
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Choose the card size and how many cards to print.
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Download the cards and the caller’s list.
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Call items at random; the first full row, column or diagonal wins.
About the educational bingo generator
Bingo makes a great end-of-unit review. Cards show key terms; the caller reads a definition (“the process plants use to make food”) and players mark “photosynthesis”. Ready lists cover science topics and world capitals, or type “term | definition” pairs for any subject.
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Frequently asked questions
How many terms do I need?
At least 16 for 4 × 4 cards and 24 for 5 × 5. With exactly that many, every card has the same words in a different order.
Can I play educational bingo on a projector?
The cards are made for printing. For a screen game, try the classroom Jeopardy game or the random question generator.
How do I call the game?
Cut out the squares on the caller’s list and draw them from a bowl, or read down the list ticking each one off as you go.
Is every card different?
Yes, as long as the list has more items than a card has squares. Each card is shuffled separately, and tapping “New cards” makes a fresh set.
How many cards fit on a page?
Two 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 cards per page, or four 3 × 3 cards. Print on card stock if you want to reuse them with counters.