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Thanksgiving Bingo Cards โ€” 30 Free Printables

Printable Thanksgiving bingo cards with a turkey, pie, corn and fall leaves, plus junior cards

Thirty different Thanksgiving bingo cards, ready to print โ€” a turkey, pumpkin pie, corn, fall leaves, cranberry sauce, a football and more. Every card uses the same 24 pictures in a different order, so there is no reading and no card has an advantage. Calling cards, markers and a 3 ร— 3 junior set for little ones are all here too.

Everything on this page is free, in US Letter and A4. It makes an easy game for the kids’ table while dinner cooks, or for a classroom party the week before the holiday.

Printable Thanksgiving bingo card โ€” 5 ร— 5 picture grid with a free space

30 bingo cards ยท 5 ร— 5

24 pictures with a free space in the middle. One card per page, all 30 different.

Printable junior Thanksgiving bingo cards โ€” 3 ร— 3 grids with big pictures

16 junior cards ยท 3 ร— 3

Big pictures and only eight squares to fill โ€” right for preschool and kindergarten. Two cards per page.

Thanksgiving bingo calling cards to cut apart, with leaf and turkey markers

Calling cards + markers

All 24 pictures to cut apart and draw from a hat, plus a page of 48 round markers.

The 24 pictures on every card

Each 5 ร— 5 card carries all 24, shuffled into different squares, so a caller simply holds up a picture and every player hunts for it on their own grid.

  • Turkey
  • Pie
  • Corn
  • Fall leaves
  • Maple leaf
  • Potatoes
  • Sweet potato
  • Drumstick
  • Bread
  • Apple
  • Stuffing
  • Carrots
  • Football
  • Thankful
  • Dinner
  • Salad
  • Wheat
  • Cranberry sauce
  • Grapes
  • Acorn
  • Scarf
  • Butter
  • Home
  • Dessert

How to play

  1. 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.
  2. Print the calling cards and markers. One copy is enough. Cut the calling cards apart and drop them in a hat or a bowl.
  3. Call the pictures. Draw one card at a time and hold it up. Players cover that picture with a marker, a candy corn or a pencil cross.
  4. Shout BINGO. The first player with five in a row โ€” across, down or diagonally through the free space โ€” wins. For a longer game, play for four corners or a full card.
Free for home and classroom use. Print as many copies as you need for your family, class, library, church or community event. Please link to this page rather than re-uploading the files, and do not sell them.

Make your own bingo cards

Want your own words or names on the cards? The bingo card generator makes custom cards from any list you type, in any grid size.

Questions

What age are these for?

The junior 3 ร— 3 cards suit children from about three. The 5 ร— 5 cards work for anyone who can match pictures โ€” usually from four or five upwards โ€” and they are just as fun for grown-ups after dinner.

How many players can play?

Up to thirty with the 5 ร— 5 cards, each one different. With a bigger group, print a second set and allow two winners per round.

Why does every card have the same 24 pictures?

It keeps the game fair and quick: every picture called is on every card, just in a different square, so the winner is decided by the order of the calls.

Do I need a colour printer?

No. The pictures are in colour, but the grid and the labels under each picture make them easy to read in black and white.

What can I use as markers?

The markers page has 48 round leaves, turkeys and corn to cut out. Candy corn, dried beans or buttons work well too.

More Thanksgiving printables

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Free printable Thanksgiving bingo cards from VectorDad โ€” 30 picture cards
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