Canada Day Bingo Game, 1st July Independence Canada holiday activities

Students listen for Canada Day words and pictures and cover matches on their bingo cards. Calling cards, markers and instructions support group play.
Grades
Pre-K–3, Elementary
Pages
46
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Jun 19, 2025

Subject
Social Studies, Vocabulary, Language Development, ELA
Topic
Canada Day, Bingo game
Resource types
Games, Activities
Preparation
Print ready

Product description

From the author

Celebrate Canada’s birthday with this exciting and kid-friendly Canada Day Bingo Game! Perfect for classrooms, camps, family gatherings, or community events, this no-prep game is a fun and educational way to help children learn about Canada Day while enjoying group play.

Featuring bright and festive images like the Canadian flag, maple leaf, moose, fireworks, beaver, and more—this bingo game is designed to boost vocabulary, visual recognition, and holiday spirit all in one fun activity.

What’s Included In this bingo game pack?

  • 40 unique Canada Day-themed bingo cards

  • 30 Calling cards with clear, colorful images

  • 1 Bingo Marker

  • Easy-to-follow instructions for quick setup and play

  • Printable PDF format – just print and go!

Perfect For:

  • Canada Day classroom celebrations

  • July 1st family parties or BBQs

  • Summer camp activities

  • Holiday-themed learning centers

This Canada Day Bingo Game is a great way to make learning fun, build community spirit, and celebrate Canada’s special day with your students or kids in a playful and memorable way!

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recognize and recall Canada Day-related vocabulary and symbols (maple leaf, beaver, Mountie, Parliament Building, Inukshuk, and more) by matching a spoken word to its picture

Teaching tips

  • Laminate the bingo cards and calling cards before first use so the set can be reused for the game year after year, as the how-to-use guide suggests.

  • Let students take turns being the caller after the first round or two, which the guide notes as a way to add variety and give students ownership of the vocabulary.

  • Introduce or preview the 30 calling-card words and pictures before playing, since some (Inukshuk, Parliament Building) may be unfamiliar vocabulary even to Canadian students.

Skills covered

  • Picture-word vocabulary matching — students connect a spoken word to its picture on their bingo card as each calling card is read aloud.

  • Following multi-step game rules — recognizing three different winning patterns (a full row, column, or diagonal) and correctly marking called items.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

How many bingo cards are included?

The set includes 40 bingo cards for group play.

What winning patterns does the game use?

A full horizontal row, vertical column, or diagonal line.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Canada Day

  • Bingo game

  • Vocabulary matching

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