Kids love to play bingo! Especially when they get to eat their markers.
(Is there any other way to play bingo?)
I know how grandmas are always on the lookout for activities to do with their grandkiddos — especially around holidays.
So, I thought that I would make a free printable of an Easter bingo for y’all. (Aren’t I nice?)
Click here for the Easter bingo playing sheets. I have six different ones.
Click here for the calling sheet.
Here’s what you need to do.
First, print out a card for every grandchild that will be playing.
Next, give them a heapin’ hand o’ candy. Jelly beans work nice. (You need to give them a fair amount because some will get eaten during the game. And that’s a guarantee!)
Print out the calling sheet. Select one player to be the caller. Give him the card and a handful of candy, too.
The caller will call out one of the items on the calling sheet. She will place a jelly bean over it so she knows that she has called it.
The players put a jelly bean over that item on their card.
Elliot has to check out what I called to make sure he covers the correct thing!
Now, it looks like 18 month-old Polly is actually playing. She is not. Not. At. All.
She is consuming her player pieces. Here, she is demanding more jelly beans. (She got really adamant! And, when I told her she had had enough jelly beans, she got her knickers in a twist! Was not happy. Not. At. All.)
Of course, when someone has 5 jelly beans in a row, they call out bingo!
You can have some inexpensive items to choose from for their prize. (I just let the grandkids eat another jelly bean and that kept them really happy!)
You can continue to play until everybody has filled in their sheet for blackout. (You can have a special prize for blackout, too, if you want.)
After a while, I had to switch to different markers. The kiddos were eating WAY too much candy. While they were in seventh heaven, I didn’t think their parents would be too thrilled . . .
Have fun playing Easter bingo with your grandkids!
19 thoughts on “Easter Bingo”
I’m looking forward to playing games with my grandsons and carrying on the tradition of my own grandmothers. They would play Go Fish, Chinese Checkers and Hi Ho Cherry-O with us for hours 🙂
Lydia, sounds like you had wonderful grandmothers!!
Hi again, Nina, Just wanted to let you know I have featured this post at Hearth and Soul this week. Hope to ‘see’ you there!
April, you are so sweet!!! Thanks so much!
I am visiting from the Blogging Grandmothers – Awh this is so cute! Our little ones are having a break so they visit each day….I need to keep them occupied and this will just do the trick, thank you.
Make sure you have plenty of jelly beans to eat, Amanda!
I am always looking out for new and different activities for children this is awesome! #happynowlinky@_karendennis
Thanks for your kind words, Karen! I hope your family enjoys it.
Such a cute game. Thank you for sharing at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I have shared on social media.
What a fun game! And I love that the markers can be candy. Thank you so much for sharing this fun and educational Easter game with us at Hearth and Soul, Nina.
What fun! This is so cute & the grandbabies are even cuter!! Thank you for sharing at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty
I’m so glad you agree my grandkids are cute! Thanks for dropping by.
The grandkids would love this jelly bean bingo game. Thanks for linking up with #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty
Thanks, Candy, for dropping by. That is so sweet that you would take the time to do that!
Thank you Nina for sharing this post at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I pinned it.
Grammy Dee, you are so gracious to pin my link at your party! You’re terrific!
What a fun game for the grandbabies to enjoy! Thank you for sharing this post at the #WednesdayAIMLinkParty. I pinned it.
Your precious little ones look like they are having such a good time! I’m sure mine would too, with all those jelly beans just begging to be eaten! Thank you for such a cute printable playing card.
Teresa, we did have a ball — even if too much candy was consumed. (I just didn’t tell their parents!!) 🙂