Diy Bingo Cards

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Instructions: Enter your bingo card title, choose a size, and type your words into the squares. You can drag-and-drop images into the squares and customize the color scheme. To generate your bingo cards, cilck the 'Generate' button. Afterwards, you can print your bingo cards, or play a virtual bingo game. All vocab: 3x3 4x4. You can make up to 16 bingo boards per sheet. 4 boards will print on one sheet of paper for the 3x3 boards. 2 boards will print on one sheet of paper for the 4x4 boards. If a set doesn't have enough vocabulary to make your boards, choose the 'blank option and fill in the remaining squares with text or have students.

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Here’s a new twist on an old review game. The classic game of bingo can be modified into a review game for practically any subject area. Bingo Baker is a real time-saver for teachers as a bingo card generator. It’s also a great platform for playing bingo digitally.

Practice basic shapes and colors with these make-your-own Shapes BINGO cards. Mix and match with eight different shapes in eight colors. Kids can make their own board, or teachers can make several sets of cards and laminate them. Set includes eight and 16 piece boards, and mini colored shapes cards for calling cards and board pieces.

You can print custom bingo cards for an entire classroom on your normal computer and printer in mere minutes and in 3 EASY STEPS. Leave the busywork to the computer - it will make sure every card is scrambled and unique for you. Plus you can use the over 1025 premade (and still totally customizable) activities included with your account! Download 14 spring bingo games for free or grab an entire classroom set of spring bingo boards. I absolutely love making and sharing printable bingo cards. The emails I get from readers telling me how they used their picture bingo cards with their children, classroom, or even with the elderly make my day.

Bingo Card Generator

Bingo Baker is the easiest way to make your own bingo cards. You have two options for entering text:

  1. Just type words into each square. Don’t worry about the order they are typed in, they’ll be randomized later.
  2. Paste words in a list of words (one word per line).

You can add images to each square on the card by simply dragging and dropping them from your computer.

Customizing Your Cards

You are not limited to a 5×5 card. You can select the traditional 5×5, or opt for a 4×4 or 3×3. You decide whether you want a free space, and you can change the BINGO column headings too.

Print Your Bingo Cards

Each card that is generated for printing will have the words in a unique order. You can print up to 8 cards for free. A one-time fee of $14.99 will enable you to generate an unlimited number of cards for printing. Cards can be generated as 1, 2, or 4 cards per page.

Play Bingo Online

A unique URL is provided once you generate your bingo card. You can share this link with students. It generates a unique card each time it’s clicked. Students can shade in squares by clicking (or tapping – it works on tablets too).

Don’t Want to Make Your Own BINGO Cards?

Search from tons of existing bingo cards. Popular searches include math, science, and capitol cities. You can even copy and edit any game you find. It’s another real time-saver.

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Background image by Chitrapa (Own work) CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Here’s a new twist on an old review game. The classic game of bingo can be modified into a review game for practically any subject area. Bingo Baker is a real time-saver for teachers as a bingo card generator. It’s also a great platform for playing bingo digitally.

Bingo Card Generator

Bingo Baker is the easiest way to make your own bingo cards. You have two options for entering text:

  1. Just type words into each square. Don’t worry about the order they are typed in, they’ll be randomized later.
  2. Paste words in a list of words (one word per line).

You can add images to each square on the card by simply dragging and dropping them from your computer.

Customizing Your Cards

You are not limited to a 5×5 card. You can select the traditional 5×5, or opt for a 4×4 or 3×3. You decide whether you want a free space, and you can change the BINGO column headings too.

Print Your Bingo Cards

Each card that is generated for printing will have the words in a unique order. You can print up to 8 cards for free. A one-time fee of $14.99 will enable you to generate an unlimited number of cards for printing. Cards can be generated as 1, 2, or 4 cards per page.

Play Bingo Online

A unique URL is provided once you generate your bingo card. You can share this link with students. It generates a unique card each time it’s clicked. Students can shade in squares by clicking (or tapping – it works on tablets too).

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Don’t Want to Make Your Own BINGO Cards?

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Search from tons of existing bingo cards. Popular searches include math, science, and capitol cities. You can even copy and edit any game you find. It’s another real time-saver.

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