Fall Bingo Cards — 30 Free Printables
Thirty different fall bingo cards, ready to print — pumpkins, acorns, maple leaves, a scarecrow, a squirrel, apple pie and hot cocoa. Every card uses the same 24 pictures in a different order, so there is no reading and no card has an advantage. The calling cards, markers and a junior set for little ones are all here too.
Everything on this page is free, in US Letter and A4, and prints in plain black ink.
30 bingo cards · 5 × 5
25 pictures with a free space in the middle. One card per page, all 30 different.
16 junior cards · 4 × 4
Bigger squares and only 16 pictures — easier for preschoolers.
Calling cards + 99 markers
All 24 pictures with their names to cut apart, plus a sheet of acorn, leaf and pumpkin counters.
The 24 pictures on every card
Each card carries all 24, shuffled into different squares, so a caller simply holds up a picture and every player hunts for the same shape on their own grid.
How to play
- Print one card per player. Choose Actual size or 100% when you print. Thirty cards means thirty pages, so set a page range for a smaller group.
- Print the calling cards and markers. One copy of the calling cards is enough; print the marker sheet twice for a big group, or use candy corn, dried beans or pennies.
- Cut the calling cards apart and drop them into a bowl, a basket or a paper bag.
- Call the pictures. Draw one, hold it up and say its name. Keep called cards face up so you can check a win.
- Cover five in a row — across, down or corner to corner — and shout BINGO. On junior cards, four in a row wins.
Make your own instead
Want Thanksgiving words, spelling words or the names of everyone at the table? The bingo card generator builds a set from any list you type, in the same Letter and A4 sizes.
Questions people ask
How many cards do I need?
One per player. Thirty covers a full classroom; the sixteen junior cards suit a preschool group or a small family game.
Are all thirty cards really different?
Yes — every card has the pictures in a different order, and because every card holds the same 24 pictures, nobody is at a disadvantage.
Is this for Thanksgiving or fall?
Both. The pictures are general autumn — harvest, woodland animals, weather and cosy things, with a turkey and a pie — so the game works from September right through to Thanksgiving.
Do I need a colour printer?
No. Every picture is a solid black silhouette, so the cards print crisply in black and white. Printing on coloured paper is a cheap way to brighten them up.
What if a child cannot read yet?
They do not need to. Players match pictures, not words — the names on the calling cards are only there for the caller.
More fall games and printables
- Fall word search — twelve autumn puzzles with answer keys.
- Thanksgiving mazes — turkey, leaf and pie-shaped mazes.
- Thanksgiving crosswords — nine puzzles from word-bank easy to tricky.
- Halloween bingo cards — thirty spooky picture cards.
- Leaf templates — twenty leaves to print, trace and cut.
- Fall coloring pages — pumpkins, leaves and woodland animals.
See all free printable games →
