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Printable Easter bingo cards

Baskets are filled, the eggs are hidden, and the guests are early. Give them a card with fifty-two Easter and spring words while the ham finishes in the oven.

Card type

One word or short phrase per line, or separated by commas. Up to 200, each up to 40 characters.

Grid
Cards per page
Paper

Call the numbers with the bingo caller

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Printable bingo cards: numbers or your own words Easter bingo

Bingo for the hours around the egg hunt

On Easter morning children wake early, adults cook, and there is a wait before everyone is dressed and in the same room. A bingo card is a calm thing to hand out. It also brings the older cousins into a game they usually think is too young for them, once the squares include deviled eggs, muddy shoes and a golden egg.

Nearly all the words are secular and general: eggs, baskets, bunnies, tulips, brunch dishes. They suit a church group as well as a neighborhood hunt or a school spring party. A few squares such as sunny day and rain boots can be marked as the weather decides, which makes the game a little unpredictable.

Cards come two to a sheet, sized for easy reading. Print more than you think you need: grandparents who drop in at noon will want one.

Words on these bingo cards

  • Easter egg
  • Basket
  • Plastic eggs
  • Egg hunt
  • Dyed eggs
  • Egg carton
  • Chocolate bunny
  • Jelly beans
  • Marshmallow chicks
  • Candy eggs
  • Easter bunny
  • Bunny ears
  • Cottontail
  • Baby chick
  • Lamb
  • Duckling
  • Tulips
  • Daffodils
  • Easter lilies
  • Spring flowers
  • Pastel colors
  • Butterfly
  • Ribbon
  • Paper grass
  • Egg dye kit
  • Sidewalk chalk
  • Bonnet
  • Sunday best
  • Church bells
  • Brunch
  • Deviled eggs
  • Ham dinner
  • Hot cross buns
  • Carrot cake
  • Lemon cake
  • Bunny cake
  • Golden egg
  • Surprise egg
  • Rain boots
  • Muddy shoes
  • Garden
  • Picnic blanket
  • Bunny tracks
  • Egg rolling race
  • Egg and spoon race
  • Hide and seek
  • Coloring page
  • Family photo
  • Sunny day
  • Spring dress
  • New shoes
  • Carrot for the bunny

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Ways to play on Easter

  1. Print one card per guest with Print or save as PDF. Jelly beans make good, edible markers.
  2. Hunt version: players mark each thing they find or see during the egg hunt, such as a golden egg, plastic eggs or a muddy shoe.
  3. Table version: call words from a basket of folded slips. Four corners wins a small chocolate; a full card wins a bigger one.
  4. Children can take turns as the caller. For a second game, press New cards.

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Questions about Easter bingo

Is the list religious?

No. Church bells and Sunday best are the only nods to the day itself, and you can delete both under Words. The rest is spring, eggs and food.

Can toddlers play?

Yes, with a 3 x 3 grid and an adult reading the words. When you call a word, hold up a real plastic egg or a tulip so they can find the square with your help.

What about allergies when eating the markers?

Use paper dots, stickers or coins if any child has a nut, egg or sugar issue. Jelly beans are only a suggestion.

Can I make it harder for older kids?

Yes. Add words from your own family, like the name of the dog or a dish only one person makes, and play blackout instead of a single line.

When should I print the cards?

The day before. The cards are different each time, so print them once, put them in a folder with the hunt supplies, and use New cards only for extra rounds.

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