Thanksgiving Bingo
The turkey is in the oven, the parade is on TV and the kids keep asking when dinner is ready. This is the game that buys you that hour.
Every square is a picture with the word printed underneath: turkey, pumpkin pie, cranberries, the Mayflower, a wishbone, a squirrel, a big bowl of stuffing. Little ones match the pictures, early readers sound out the words, and grandpa still wants to win. This Thanksgiving bingo works for the kids’ table and the grown-ups’ table at the same time.
Pick your pack size
20 or 30 bingo cards. Every card has its own layout, so nobody has a copy of their neighbor’s card.
The packs build on each other. The 30-pack starts with the same 20 cards as the 20-pack, plus 10 more. So you only ever need one pack. Buying both would give you 20 doubles.
Count your players, round up and you’re set.
What you get
- Thanksgiving picture bingo cards with 24 pictures and a free space
- Two print layouts: 1 card per page, and 2 per page to save paper
- A one-page caller card with every picture. Cut out the squares and draw them from a bowl
- An instructions page
- Print-ready PDF files, US Letter size
What’s on the cards
Turkey, pumpkin pie, gratitude, wheat, corn, stuffing, cranberries, pilgrims, parade, acorn, apple, pumpkin, Mayflower, maple leaf, mashed potatoes, rolls, cornbread, squirrel, gravy, sunflower, wishbone, wreath, apple cider and roast. Every card uses these 24 pictures, each in a different arrangement.
How it works
- Buy it. The download link is on your screen right away and in your inbox a minute later. No waiting, no shipping.
- Print the bingo cards and the caller card. Regular paper is fine, card stock if you want them to last.
- Cut out the squares of the caller card and put them in a bowl.
- Draw a square, show the picture, say the word. Players mark it on their card.
- First to a full row, column or diagonal shouts bingo. Play again with fresh cards for round two.
Print as many copies as you need. The file is yours to keep, so next November you just hit print again.
Good for
Thanksgiving dinner and Friendsgiving, the kids’ table, family reunions, classroom Thanksgiving parties, scout meetings, church fellowship and senior centers.
Use corn kernels, candy corn or little pumpkin seeds as markers and the game becomes part of the table setting.
The fine print
This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen and printer. Digital files are non-refundable.
Print all you want for your own family, class or event. No reselling, no sharing the file, no commercial printing.
Printing on A4? Set your printer to “fit to page” and nothing gets cut off.
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