Animal Bingo Cards Printable

Our printable jungle animal bingo and our princess bingo games are very popular, and we’ve had some requests to add a farm animal bingo game to our site. So your wish is our command! This printable bingo game is great for a birthday party game, a winter break activity or a summer vacation car game.

This Animal Bingo game will help your youngest ESL students flex their vocabulary skills! With 30 boards and two board sizes to choose from, the set includes 25 labeled animal images for use as draw cards and an Animal Chart. Post the Chart on a classroom wall or directly in students' notebooks. Check out the video and preview to see all this game set has to offer! Free printable animal bingo cards are great for birthday parties or even school. These are perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are learning animals.

We suggest printing this game out on heavier card stock, or you can make it more durable by laminating the cards.

Farm Animal Bingo Calling Cards 2

Farm Animal Bingo Playing Card 3

Farm Animal Bingo Card 4

Be sure to also print our farm animal coloring pages too while you are here!

Author:
Katie P. (Precision Roller Design Team)
Date:
April 2nd

Another fun and educational FREE printable for a variety of ages! Learn to identify rainforest animals while playing a fun game of bingo!

Piggybacking off of our last Rainforest-themed word search printable, we designed these BINGO cards for up to 4 players. Instructions are simple! Just print the “Rainforest BINGO Drawcards” page and cut out each square. Then print the number of the “Rainforest BINGO Player” pages you will need for the amount of players you will have. You can use simple items from around the house to mark each drawn card on the BINGO sheet. Some ideas include: pennies, Cheerios, or even candies like M&Ms or Skittles. As the drawcards are announced, players will mark off the picture called. Whichever player completes a line across, down, or diagonally calls BINGO and wins that round!

The name of each rainforest inhabitant is on the drawcards - don‘t hesitate to journey down the rabbit hole and find out more about your favorite animals or areas. My kids loved learning more about the Harpy Eagle, usually found in the canopy layer of tropical rainforests. We found NatGeo Wild‘s “Beware the Harpy!” video and many awesome facts about the Harpy Eagle on PBS to continue our learning!

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