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Spring Bingo Game

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Spring bingo cover showing a sample student board and calling cards for a daffodil, sprouts, and blue bird
Cover showing the student board and teacher cards
Introductory note headed “How to Use This Resource” gives directions about letter resources and printing
Introductory note referring to letter resources
Spring bingo calling cards 1–8: red tulip, two rain clouds, blue bird, robin, and four more labeled pictures
First eight of the 40 teacher calling cards
Spring bingo calling cards 9–16: bumblebee, pot of flowers, flower buds, brown worm, and four more pictures
Teacher calling cards 9–16 of 40
Spring bingo calling cards 17–24: yellow daisy, wheelbarrow, hose, watering can, and four more labeled pictures
Teacher calling cards 17–24 of 40
Spring bingo calling cards 25–32: caterpillar, bird’s nest, flowering branch, raincoat, and four more pictures
Teacher calling cards 25–32 of 40
Spring bingo calling cards 33–40: plants sprouting, mud puddle, jump rope, kite, and four more labeled pictures
Final eight teacher calling cards, 33–40
Spring bingo student board with 24 pictures, including a red tulip, trowel, bumblebee, and frog, plus FREE
First supplied student bingo board
Spring bingo student board with 24 pictures, including blue flower seeds, a robin, and raincoat, plus FREE
Second supplied student bingo board
Spring bingo student board with 24 pictures, including a sun hat, bird’s nest, and one rain cloud, plus FREE
Third supplied student bingo board
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Grades

Preschool, Grade 1, 2

File

PDF

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About This Product

A fun, seasonal Spring Bingo Game for your elementary students. Celebrate the new flowers, baby birds, and other spring icons and symbols with your class with this simple game. Students will love the engaging colors on the cards, high-quality clipart, and discussing what the pictures are! When playing this Spring Bingo with young learners who have never played a Bingo game, it may be fun if you give them time to explore the cards/pictures first. Pulling a small group of students to play with you individually may provide great practice for beginners.


How to Use This:

Print enough cards for your class (there are 40 different cards available so there are enough for even the largest class) and laminate them for reuse. Then cut and laminate the teacher cards. Give your students each a card and a handful of small items to place on their card during the game. Pull a teacher card from a basket or bowl and call it out. Students will have to listen carefully and look closely as you call out the picture you want them to look for. Students will determine if they see that described picture on their cards. If they do, they can mark it. Help children find the matching picture and have lots of fun! Five in a row wins!

You can even utilize these Bingo cards as a separate extension activity in many ways. You can use the cards to highlight vocabulary, beginning sounds, listening skills, and much more all while celebrating this special day. With your youngest students it might be helpful to just name and label the items found on the cards as a separate activity or before playing the game.


What You Get:

·       40 different Spring bingo cards

·       5 pages of teacher cards to call out

What's Included

A 45 page printable PDF

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