Fun Easter Bingo Game For Kids

I’ve got 40 Easter Bingo cards for you. And also the cute little Easter drawing cards for the caller to use to play the game. And if you fancy trying out I have a little video on YouTube with a game ready to play.

It certainly doesn’t feel like Easter will be soon upon us, but with our St. Patrick’s Day scavenger Hunt done and dusted and the Guinness hats packed away for another year, it means one thing. Time to get prepping for Easter. This year I have made some Easter bingo boards and picture cards for the younger members of the clan. 

Have you played Easter Bingo?

Most people know some version of Bingo whether it be marking off lines, four corners or some elaborate shape on your board it is a game that can be enjoyed by old and young alike. I like to keep our games simple and opt for the simple line, two lines and a full house. 

How to play Easter Bingo

Easter bingo follows the same easy rules as classic bingo, so it’s quick to explain and simple for everyone to pick up and join in.

1. Print out the Easter bingo cards and hand one out to each player.
2. Give everyone bingo markers (Hershey kisses work a treat).
3. Keep the main calling card with all the icons so one person can call out each square.
4. Have everyone mark the free space before the game begins.
5. The caller announces one picture card at a time. If a player has that picture on their card, they mark it off. For younger players, it helps to show the card and describe the picture.
6. The first player to complete five in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins.
7. Once there’s a winner, you can start a new round or keep playing for a full house.

We love a family Easter bingo game!

This bingo printable is great for kids to play, but adults can also have a laugh as well! You will be able to see the little ones’ eyes light up when they realize that they are winning at bingo.

My son and niece are both suckers for a good ole game of bingo and my mother-in-law becomes super competitive (even though it is a game of chance). For such a simple game it’s always funny seeing how excited they get. I bet your kids will love playing this game too!

This Easter bingo game includes 40 unique bingo cards, making it ideal for classrooms, parties, and large family gatherings. You’ll also get a set of Easter picture calling cards for the game leader, which can be reused for more than just bingo. Print extra sets and use them to play simple card games like snap, memory, or Go Fish perfect for extending the fun.

For an even easier setup, there’s also a ready-to-play Easter bingo video on YouTube, with all the pictures called out for you. You can pause and play the video as needed, making this Easter bingo activity simple to run at home or in the classroom.

Fun Easter Bingo Prizes

It’s Easter so candy and chocolate are of course obvious winners, but if you have a glut of the sweet stuff then opt for things like these pocket money gifts.

Here is a list of prizes that would be perfect for your game of bingo.

1. Cuddly Bunny Rabbit  – You can’t go wrong with teddy!
2. Easter Sidewalk Chalk – Lets your inner artist out with chalks.
3. Play-Doh Easter Eggs – I love Play-Doh, and these cute eggs are super seasonal!
4. Dino Excavation Egg – These make for another great activity!
5. Chocolate Bunnies – It’s Easter after all, and these Lindt bunnies are super cute.

How to set up your Bingo Game

• Print out your Ester bingo cards.
• Laminate your Bingo game boards and calling cards
• Get something to mark your boards. If you have chosen to laminate your boards you can use a non-permanent pen to mark your boards.  I like to use Hershey’s Kisses or m&m’s to mark the boards but pennies are also a great option.
• Don’t forget prizes for the winners.

Easter Bingo Game Instructions:

The host/ Bingo caller picks a card randomly and shows the card to the players. The players then cross off that card if it appears on their bingo card. Don’t forget to cross off the free square at the start of the game. 

The host should instruct everyone at the start of play if they are playing for a line, four corners or a full house. You can choose any shape you like, like an inverted T or a cross for example. But I like to keep it simple and stick to the basics. As players mark their boards, if they cover the required square, they have to call out Bingo. 

It is possible that one or more players can win at any one time. You should be prepared for this and have extra prizes just in case!

Get Your Easter Bingo Boards!

The kids will love this game and you will too. Whether it’s for an Easter party or just for fun, this is a winner every time! Throw in some cute little Easter themed prizes and you are on to a real winner

Looking for more Easter activities?

I have lots more games from treasure hunts, escape games, and candy dice activities. I love any excuse to host fun and games for my friends and family so the list is always growing.