Every Who down in Who-ville will love playing this fun, festive, and FREE Printable Grinch Bingo game!
If you're looking for a fun and festive Christmas activity for the whole family, you're definitely going to love this Free Printable Grinch Bingo game! This printable is the perfect activity for holiday parties and is especially great for celebrating "National Grinch Day" on December 1st. There's very little prep involved, and bingo is an entertaining game for kids of all ages. It's also a great activity for holiday movie nights, family game nights, homeschool/classrooms, playing with friends, and more!
This Grinch Bingo includes all kinds of Grinch-themed images, including the Grinch himself, Cindy Lou Who, a Christmas tree, Grinch phrases, and of course Max! The printable bingo set includes ten different bingo cards, so it's easy to print and use for parties. It's a fun and engaging game for every age to play, and the calling cards include the names of all the characters/items in case you don't know what they are.
Download Free Printable Grinch Bingo Set
(Set includes 10 bingo cards and labeled calling cards in a single PDF file)
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For groups larger than 10 or for those who want to make their own cards, this blank bingo set is just what you need! The Blank Grinch Bingo includes a blank card template, all 24 bingo pieces, and labeled calling cards. For best results, print the cards out on cardstock, and the bingo pieces on either cardstock or regular copy paper.
Cut along the lines to separate the bingo pieces. Attach the bingo pieces wherever you want on the card using a glue stick until all the spaces are covered. This would be a fun activity for older kids to do all on their own, but younger children may need some help with cutting.
Download Free Printable Grinch Blank Bingo Set
(Set includes 1 blank bingo card, 24 bingo pieces, and labeled calling cards in a single PDF file)
How to Play Bingo:
2. Give each player a bingo card and markers (or put your own card together with the blank set).
3. Choose a calling card and say it out loud. Each player will cover that item on their bingo card with a marker.
3a. To make the game a little more challenging, you can also draw a letter (B, I, N, G, O) to pair with the calling card. The image from the calling card MUST be in the specific letter row.
3a. To make the game a little more challenging, you can also draw a letter (B, I, N, G, O) to pair with the calling card. The image from the calling card MUST be in the specific letter row.
4. Once a player has 5 squares covered in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), they need to call out "BINGO!" to win the game!
To lengthen the life of the prints, I would recommend printing the bingo cards and calling cards on cardstock and laminating. All sets are 8.5x11 inches and combined in a single PDF format.
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Hello I am wondering how to get the grinch bingo set? I have attempted to download it, however it is just the agreement that pops up in my downloads. This is a perfect game to play at my sons grinch themed birthday party!
ReplyDeleteSame problem.
DeleteSo sorry you are having trouble with the download. I haven't seen that error before. Would you mind emailing me a screenshot so I can see what's going on? artsyfartsymama (@) gmail.com
DeleteI asked this over on the NYE set as well, but are these cards varied? Meaning they don't all have the same exacg pieces, leading to ties.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if that went through? I asked this over on the NYE set, but are the pieces varied per card? Meaning they aren't all the same and don't end up in ties, correct? Some sets I've come across just have the same pieces mixed up on the cards so basically everyone ends up waiting for the same piece to win... If you understand what I mean?
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