Shapes Bingo for Preschool and Kindergarten
Shape bingo that teaches 16 flat shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star, heart, diamond, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, crescent, trapezoid, semicircle, cross and arrow, each in its own color. Ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, and a page of calling cards. Call the shape name, or for an extra challenge say how many sides it has.
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- Size
- US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), fits A4
- Vector, prints razor-sharp at any size
- Level
- Pre-K
- License
- Free for personal & classroom use
About this worksheet
Shape bingo that teaches 16 flat shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, star, heart, diamond, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, crescent, trapezoid, semicircle, cross and arrow, each in its own color. Ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, and a page of calling cards. Call the shape name, or for an extra challenge say how many sides it has. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
On this sheet
Shapes Bingo trapezoid cross hexagon triangle crescent oval square semicircle rectangle star triangle circle square cross rectangle semicircle arrow hexagon Cover the picture you hear.
Tips for using it
- 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.
- Set aside every called card in a pile; checking a winner then takes ten seconds.
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.