Celebrate all things winter with this printable winter bingo game. Beautiful nature inspired designs inspired by the cold months!
Kids of all ages love playing bingo games. Winter is the perfect season to play games with your kids.
This bingo game has a set of 8 printable bingo cards along with a set of calling cards.
Bright and colorful nature designs that capture the wonder of the season!
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Looking for more bingo games? You will love this backyard bird bingo along with printable bug and insect bingo! Incorporating games is a great way to get your kids excited about topics in nature.
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Age Range
- Toddlers
- Preschoolers
- Kindergartners
- Elementary Aged Kids
The great thing about games is you can use them with a wide range of ages. From very young children all the way up to elementary aged kids.
Instead of 25 squares like a traditional bingo game, each bingo card has only 9 squares. Making this a perfect activity for young children.
Great for group settings including homeschooling, nature camps, and classrooms.
Kids can work in pairs and play the game together. Picking out the calling cards is also a fun task for kids to manage.
Skills to Practice
- Communication
- Fine Motor Skills
- Following Directions
- Identification
- Observations
- Patience
- Working Together
Incorporating games is a great way for kids to practice a wide range of skills! From communication to following directions, playing bingo is a wonderful activit for kids.
Each bingo card has realistic images of winter scenes and animals for your kids to identify. As they play they can describe each of the images including the colors and shapes of the objects.
Winter Wildlife and Scenes
I wanted to highlight the wildlife and scenes associated with winter. Your kids can find a jumping fox, a hibernating bear, and even birds at a feeder on the bingo cards.
For winter scenes, your kids can point out an icy river, snowy hill, and foot prints in the snow!
What's Show on the Cards
- Animal Prints in the Snow
- Birds at a Feeder
- Branches with Red Berries
- Chickadee
- Deer
- Deciduous Tree Covered in Snow
- Evergreen Branch with Pinecones
- Fox
- Hibernating Bear
- Icy River in the Forest
- Pine Needles
- Snowflake
- Snowy Hill with Evergreens
- Titmouse
- Owl
I love how as you play, you can discuss your favorite parts about winter. Including different wildlife that you have discovered!
Supplies
- Printer Paper- I prefer to print onto card stock for a sturdier game
- Printer with Color Ink
- Bingo Markers- clear plastic chips, stones, cotton balls, or even paper punched snowflakes
- Scissors- to cut out the calling cards
- Bag or Bin- to store all the cards when not in use
- Laminator (Optional)- I love using an at home laminator, but self laminating sheets are another great option
The great thing about this game is you can play it over and over again. Plus you can store it away and use it again next season!
Make sure to check out this Spring Bingo and Ocean Life Bingo Game
To store the game, I place all the bingo cards in a folder and the calling cards within a small baggie. I use a clip to hold the bag of calling cards into one of the pockets within the folder.
How to Play
- Print of the set of bingo cads and calling cards
- Cut out the calling cards using scissors
- Hand each player or set of players a bingo card and bingo markers
- Decide on the winning pattern
- Shuffle the calling cards
- Pick a calling card
- Describe the image on the card
- Players that have that images on their board, mark it off
- Repeat steps 4-7 until a player has the winning pattern
- Player shouts "bingo" once they marked off the pattern on their board
BINGO Patterns
There are many different bingo patterns you can make while you play. Players can try to mark off all of the objects within a row or column. Or even vertically across the board.
Blackout where every object is marked off is a fun variation along with four corners. Or even the outside perimeter of the card.
Whatever option you decide, make sure all of the players know the winning pattern before starting the game.
Additional Activities
Looking for more printable activities? Winter is a great time of year to explore woodlands with your kids!
- Pinecone Coloring Pages
- Pine Tree Coloring Sheets
- Bare Tree Templates
- Fox Coloring Pages
- Snowflake Symmetry Worksheets
Coloring pages are also a great follow up activity for kids once they are done playing bingo. Simply print off then kids can decorate using their favorite art supplies!
Terms of Use
These printables were created by Nature Inspired Learning and are for personal use only for your home, classroom, or public library. This free winter bingo game is for non-commercial use. See full disclosure.
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Set of 8 bingo cards with printable calling cards. Each printable fits a standard 8 ½ by 11 inch piece of paper.
Looking for more bingo games? Make sure to check out this backyard bird bingo and weather bingo game!
Mariana
The absolute BEST art for every single square! Another incredible bingo game, thank you so much!!
Julie
Thank you Mariana! Yeah this is definitely one of my favorites to date