St. Patrick’s Day Bingo Free Printable

St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect time for celebration and family-fun! Create a fun new tradition with this free St. Patrick’s Day Bingo printable.

 

 

St. Patrick’s Day Bingo Free Printable

St. Patrick’s Day is such a fun holiday and so often overlooked by my family! I realized that we all needed an extra excuse to celebrate something this year, so we went big into St. Patrick’s Day.

However, the most fun we had came from this simple St. Patrick’s Day Bingo game. My family loves bingo already, but this game provided some extra fun this year as we played, laughed, and grew closer together.

 

St. Patrick’s Day Bingo

 

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How to Play St. Patrick’s Day Bingo

One of my favorite things about bingo is that it is so easy to learn. The rules are so simple, a 3-year-old could easily learn to play! St. Patrick’s Day Bingo could be played at school, home, church, or parties! The instructions are easy to explain and understand.

The first thing is to make sure everyone who is playing has a bingo card. Those that are sitting next to each other should have different cards. (there are 6 different cards to choose from in the printable). You should also print out just one copy of the calling cards.

Cut out the calling cards and put them in a large bowl or hat.

After everyone has a bingo card, give them something to cover their squares with. You could use paper scraps, candies, pebbles, or coins.

When everyone is ready, pull out one card from the bowl and call it out to the group. Everyone must find the corresponding picture on their bingo sheet and cover it with their place markers.

Repeat this process several times until someone had filled in a row diagonally, vertically, or horizontally. When it is filled up the person must yell out “BINGO!” and that person wins!

 

St. Patricks Day Bingo Tips

 

Laminate or print on cardstock

Playing bingo is exciting, and more times than not, when kids are excited messes are made. If you want to keep your bingo sheets for multiple days or even for next year, I recommend laminating or printing on heavier paper, such as cardstock.

 

Play with your placeholders!

Get creative in this area and your kids will have even more fun! There are so many things you can try, from festive M&Ms or just a bunch of clovers from outside. The possibilities are endless, and so is the fun!

 

Make it educational

St. Patrick’s Day bingo is a perfect opportunity to teach your children or students about some of the history of St. Patrick’s Day. After each picture explain how that item related to St. Patrick’s Day. Or if your children are older, have them explain it to you (if you want to be competitive you could give an extra point to whoever tells you how it relates!)

 

Give the winner a prize!

If you want to keep things competitive, you can offer a prize for the winner. This is a great way to keep everyone involved and interested. It also motivates everyone into playing multiple rounds.

If you are worried about hurting someone’s feelings because only one person will win a prize, you can try to pass out a prize for everyone, but something extra special for the winner. That way everyone gets something, but the winner still gets the special prize, which keeps motivation high.

 

Play different types of bingo

If you have older children, chances are they might get bored playing regular bingo multiple times. You can fix this issue by implementing different types of St. Patrick’s Day Bingo. For example, instead of playing just one-row bingo, you can play specifically horizontal bingo or diagonal bingo. The winner must have bingo in a horizontal, diagonal, or vertical pattern.

You can also play Bingo blackout (where the winner must fill out every card on their bingo sheet). But, just a warning about this, if you have older kids and they’re really paying attention, then Blackout Bingo may be hard because they will all get a bingo at the same time.

 

Switch cards

My family loves to switch cards after each round. It keeps things interesting because your odds of winning are never the same. And you have to spend time looking for pictures in different places. It keeps things fun!

 

Free Printable- St. Patrick’s Day Bingo

 

There you have it! Print our cute, fun, and simple St. Patrick’s Day Bingo Free Printable here! I hope your family loves this tradition as much as mine does.

 

Check out these posts for more free bingo printables!

• Valentine’s Day Bingo

• Easter Bingo

• Earth Day Bingo

• Springtime Bingo

• School is Out Bingo

• Thanksgiving Bingo

• New Years Bingo

• Halloween Bingo

• Christmas Bingo

• Winter Bingo

• Fall Bingo

• 4th of July Bingo

• Summer Bingo

 

What fun traditions do you love to do with your family on St. Patrick’s Day? Share in the comments below!

 

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