Ancient Egypt Picture Bingo: Forty Cards

Play themed picture bingo using forty boards, 26 call pictures and eight example winning patterns.

Updated Dec 02, 2022

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Play themed picture bingo using forty boards, 26 call pictures and eight example winning patterns.

In the classroom

Track a caller's spoken description against a personal Bingo card to locate the matching square.
Recognize a completed win pattern — a line, a T-shape, a U-shape, or a full square — as it forms on a card.

Cut the call-card sheet into its 26 lettered squares before the first round and store them in a container for random draws, as the instructions direct.
Rotate the caller role each round so different students get practice describing a call card aloud to the group.
Choose a different pattern from the eight provided examples each round — lines, T-shapes, U-shapes, or the full square — to keep repeat play from feeling identical.

Whole-class listening and matching — students track a caller's description against their own card to find the corresponding square.
Pattern recognition — students watch for one of four win-pattern shapes (line, T, U, or full square) taking shape on their card.
Turn-based game procedure — students follow the seven-step call, mark, and win sequence set out in the instructions.

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