If you are looking for a Thanksgiving bingo game to play, then look no further. These are the best bingo cards to bring to your Thanksgiving gathering.
Bingo is hands down the best game to play when you have adults and kids of all ages. Having three kids myself, I can tell you this is one of the few games our family can all agree on.
In the past, I have created bingo games for different holidays like Christmas, New Year’s Eve, Easter, and more (you can find them all right here).
With Thanksgiving quickly approaching (wow, where did the year go?) I decided to create a fun Thanksgiving bingo game.
This printable Thanksgiving bingo comes with 25 different bingo cards making it perfect for your family gathering, Friendsgiving, or even a classroom party.
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Thanksgiving Bingo
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Supplies
- 8.5×11 Paper or Cardstock
- Printer
- Scissors
- Thanksgiving Bingo Printable
- Bingo Chips
- Laminator (optional)
- Laminating sheets (optional)
Directions
At the bottom of this post, you will find the free Thanksgiving bingo printable for you to download and print. On this printable, there are 25 different bingo boards, as well as, small calling cards.
There is also a separate printable with larger calling cards that are great for large groups so you can hold up and show the card to everyone.
After printing the Thanksgiving bingo game, I recommend laminating the printable. I used my Amazon Basics Laminator, as well as, the Amazon Basics laminating sheets to laminate all of the bingo game boards and calling cards.
Amazon Basics Laminator
This helps preserve the bingo game so it can be pulled out and played year after year!
If you don’t have a laminator, you’ll want to print the bingo game on cardstock so the game boards are a little more sturdy especially if you plan to play with kids.
Neenah White Cardstock
After laminating the printable pull out the calling cards. If you are using the larger calling cards then cut out each individual card.
If you chose the small calling cards you will find there are two identical pages. Cut out each card on ONE of those pages. The other identical page you will leave uncut.
Next, place the calling cards in a bowl.
Now, you are ready to play Thanksgiving bingo!
How To Play Thanksgiving Bingo
When you are all set to play, either hand out the bingo cards or let everyone pick their own. With there being 25 unique cards you will be able to play with up to 25 people.
Make sure each player has some bingo chips for playing. Either get some regular bingo chips like these or pick up some candy corn and candy pumpkins to play with.
Brach’s Autumn Mix
To start, have each player place a chip on the free space in the middle.
Next, draw a calling card from the bowl and show or say the image to the group. If you are using the smaller calling cards then use this chip to cover it on the uncut page. This lets you easily see which cards have been called.
After calling out a card, each player looks for that image on their bingo board. If they have it, they cover it with a bingo chip. There are 30 images used and only 24 on a card so not everyone will have the image on their card.
The first player to cover five in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally shouts BINGO! Then, the person drawing the calling cards will check that player’s board to confirm whether or not they have bingo.
If they do have bingo then that player wins and everyone clears their card to start again. If they have incorrectly covered an image then the game continues until someone gets five in a row and shouts bingo.
Thanksgiving Bingo Images
On these bingo cards, there are 30 different Thanksgiving images used. When drawing a calling card you can either show the group the image or call out what the item is. If you would like to call out the image I have listed below what images are used on the calling cards.
- Wild turkey
- Candle
- Top hat
- Acorns
- Oven cooking a turkey
- Sweater
- Teapot
- Football
- Honey
- Apples
- Cornucopia
- Loaf of bread
- Gravy bowl
- Wreath
- Apple Cider
- Mug
- Leaf
- Pumpkin Pie
- Lantern
- Basket
- Wheat
- Carrots
- Corn on the cob
- Cooked Turkey
- Fire
- Pumpkin
- Table set with food
- Sunflower
- Pot
- Cranberries
Thanksgiving Bingo Printable
Here is the Thanksgiving Bingo Printable for you to download and print. You can also save and pin this post to use in the future!
Large Calling Cards For Thanksgiving Bingo
If you are playing with a big group I recommend playing with these larger calling cards. You can download and print these below.
Other Thanksgiving Activities You May Enjoy
24 Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt Clues – This Thanksgiving treasure hunt is a brilliant way to entertain the kids while the turkey cooks.
Thanksgiving Would You Rather – If you don’t want to talk about politics with your family this year then come prepared with these Thanksgiving would you rather cards.
Charades (Thanksgiving Edition) – This Thanksgiving game has 100 printable charade words to play at your family gathering.
25 Best Thanksgiving Traditions – My family and I love starting and continuing holiday traditions. Last year we started number #10 and I can’t wait to do it again this year!
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