Bingo Halloween Game: Picture Bingo for Kids

Give each child a card and a few markers. The host pulls one calling card at a time and shows the picture. Children cover that picture if it is on their card. The first to cover five in a row calls out and wins, and the middle square is free.

Yes, this set has printable bingo cards: 10 cards, 24 calling cards and 36 candy-corn markers in one PDF. It comes in US Letter and A4 for $4.00. The PDF arrives by email after checkout.

Each player gets one card, and the host calls the pictures one by one. Players cover each picture they have. Five in a row across, down or corner to corner wins. The middle square is free, and the host can end with four corners, the letter X or blackout.

Print the cards, cut the 24 calling cards apart and hand each child one card. Pull one calling card at a time and hold up the picture. Setup takes about five minutes: print, cut the calling cards, play.

In this set the calls are pictures, not numbers, such as a pumpkin, a black cat or a ghost. The host holds up each calling card for everyone to see. Every picture has its word under it, so readers can follow along.

Picture bingo is a fun choice for mixed ages, because little ones play by pictures and readers play by words. This set has 10 different cards, so ten children can each have their own. For the last round, play four corners, the letter X or blackout.

Change the winning shape between rounds. Start with five in a row, then try four corners, the letter X or blackout. Use the candy-corn markers, or real candy, raisins or crayons. Mixed ages can play together, since little ones go by pictures and readers by words.