Printable Valentines Bingo Cards, Free

Q: How many words should I give young kids?

Choose 3 x 3 under Words for first and second graders, and use the first twenty or so words. They finish quickly and can play two or three rounds.

A card for class parties and friend groups

The February party at school has a familiar shape. Children pass out cards, someone eats too many candy hearts, and a teacher looks for a quiet activity before pickup. Bingo works because it needs no teams and no prep beyond the print button. Every word is friendly: nothing about dating, no names of couples, nothing a second grader could misread.

Adults use the same set at a Galentine's brunch or a potluck with friends. The list leans toward the things that appear at a party table (cupcake, sprinkles, glitter, lace) as well as the small rituals of the day, like a handmade card or a thank you note. Because every card has a different layout, a group of 24 will not end with six people yelling at once.

Two cards fit per sheet, or choose four to save paper. If the class is large, print everything the day before and clip the cards with the party favors.

Words on these bingo cards

Red heart
Pink heart
Candy hearts
Chocolate box
Roses
Bouquet
Heart-shaped note
Valentine card
Envelope
Stickers
Paper doily
Cupid
Arrow
Heart sunglasses
Teddy bear
Balloon
Lollipop
Cupcake
Sprinkles
Strawberry
Red velvet
Sweet note
Mailbox
Card box
Glitter
Lace
Ribbon
Friendship bracelet
Handmade card
Glue stick
Scissors
Heart pencil
Pink frosting
Heart cookie
Red crayon
Heart garland
Pink lemonade
Heart stamp
Sweet tooth
Pajama party
Movie night
Photo booth
Gift tag
Card for the teacher
Friends
Be mine
Sweetheart
Hugs
Kind words
Thank you note
Pen pal
Love bug

How to run it at a party

Set Number of cards to the number of guests and print them with Print or save as PDF. Children can use candy hearts as markers, adults cheap pens.
Call words by pulling slips from a gift bag, or let guests mark words as the party develops: a card box, someone saying be mine, a pink cupcake.
A line of five wins first pick from the treat bowl or a heart pencil. Play a second round for a full card.
Need new rounds? New cards prints a fresh set from the same list.

Questions about Valentine's bingo

Is it okay for a school party?

Yes. The words are about cards, candy and kindness, with no romance beyond a heart. Teachers can remove anything they do not want and add the names of the students.

Can it work for people who are not in a couple?

Yes, that is the point of the list. It is about friendship, treats and notes, so friends, coworkers and singles can play.

What are good prizes?

Stickers, pencils, a pick from the card box, or the first choice of treat. For adults, a bar of chocolate or a small candle works.

How many words should I give young kids?

Choose 3 x 3 under Words for first and second graders, and use the first twenty or so words. They finish quickly and can play two or three rounds.

Can I print it in black and white?

Yes. The cards are plain text, so they print well on any printer. Children can add color with crayons, which makes it a craft too.

Printable Valentines bingo cards