You can keep playing afterwards for more lines if you have more prizes to give out. The first person to get a line says “Bingo!”.

You can play for a line (5 in a row) or a full card.

When calling out the images – you can describe the image or show the picture.

When the image is called out, the player puts a marker on that image.

If you have more than 10 players you can put kids into small groups to play together.

Cut out the calling cards and place them in a bowl or jar for selecting.

How to Set-Up a Nature Bingo Gameįirst print off the calling card and bingo cards (link to the free printable below). If you laminate the cards you can also use dry erase markers. Pencil or Markers: You can have kids cross out the spots with a marker or a dot marker. Marker Options: Buttons, beads, seeds, small stones, small pine cones If you don’t laminate the cards and print them in black and white, Do-A-Dot Markers are great for this activity. If you want to keep your bingo cards to reuse them every year, we recommend laminating them.

Bingo Markers – see marker options we suggest you use below.

Bring these along with you on a nature walk or try to spot the items on your walk instead! Supplies Needed to Play Nature Bingo The printable also comes with a full page of calling cards. And if you have more kids you can double up and play in teams. This free printable includes 10 Bingo Cards. If you need more activity inspiration – see our list of summer crafts for kids. The whole family will enjoy playing this game!

Looking for a fun thing to do outside? Play this Nature Bingo.

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