Kindergarten

Halloween Bingo Cards for Kids

Friendly Halloween bingo with nothing scary: ten different 4 by 4 cards with a smiling ghost, jack-o'-lantern, witch hat, broom, cauldron, candy corn, black cat, spider web, haunted house and more from 18 pictures, plus calling cards. Use candy corn as markers for a classroom Halloween party.

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Size: US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), fits A4
PDF: Vector, prints razor-sharp at any size
Level: Kindergarten
License: Free for personal & classroom use

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About this worksheet

Friendly Halloween bingo with nothing scary: ten different 4 by 4 cards with a smiling ghost, jack-o'-lantern, witch hat, broom, cauldron, candy corn, black cat, spider web, haunted house and more from 18 pictures, plus calling cards. Use candy corn as markers for a classroom Halloween party. It suits kindergarten and first grade: sixteen squares per card make a game of about ten minutes. Orange, purple, black and lime green make a classic Halloween palette.

On this sheet

Halloween Bingo CARD spider web haunted house witch hat cauldron lollipop moon jack-o'-lantern candy bat spider owl cat mummy candy corn ghost broom Cover the picture you hear with a marker (a button, a coin, a cereal piece).

Tips for using it

Color the sky dark blue for a night scene.
Print on card stock for cards that survive many games, or slip them into sheet protectors and use dry-erase markers.
Cut the calling cards apart once, keep them in a zip bag with the set, and you are ready for the next party.
Choose the card size by age: 3x3 for preschool, 4x4 for kindergarten and first grade, 5x5 for older kids and mixed ages.

Printing tips

Download the PDF and print at 100% (or “fit to page” on A4). It is a vector file, so the lines stay sharp on any printer. This page is free for personal, family and classroom use.