Picture Bingo for Preschool and Toddlers (3x3)
Updated November 2026 · 9 free printables
Bingo made small for small hands: every set on this page uses 3 by 3 cards with nine large pictures, printed two cards per page.
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About these printables
Three in a row is easy enough for three- and four-year-olds to win, a game takes only a few minutes, and the small word under each picture lets a grown-up read along. Each picture set has ten different cards and a page of calling cards.
Pick a theme to match the week: Christmas, fall, Easter, ocean animals, farm animals, transportation, shapes or colors. Shape bingo covers 16 flat shapes from circle to trapezoid, and color bingo shows 14 crayon colors with their names. There is also a blank 3x3 card where children draw their own pictures or glue stickers.
At a glance
- Pages
- 9 free printables, one PDF each
- Ages
- 3 to 5
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Complete pack
- all 9 pages in one PDF, free with an email sign-up
- Price
- free; every single page downloads with no sign-up
Picture Bingo for Preschool and Toddlers (3x3), One by One
A closer look at the pages that belong to this collection itself. The other pages in the gallery above are described on their own theme pages, linked from each card.
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1. Fall Picture Bingo for Preschool
Autumn bingo for preschool and pre-K: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, with a pumpkin, acorn, squirrel, apple, owl, scarecrow, mushroom, rain boots, umbrella and more from 14 fall pictures, and a page of calling cards. Pair it with a nature walk and see how many of the pictures you can find. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
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2. Easter Picture Bingo for Preschool
Easter bingo for little ones: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two to a page, with a decorated egg, bunny, chick, lamb, basket, carrot, tulip, nest and more from 16 spring pictures, plus a page of calling cards. Use jelly beans as markers and give the winner the first pick from the egg hunt basket. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
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3. Ocean Animals Picture Bingo
Under the sea bingo for preschoolers: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, with a whale, dolphin, shark, seahorse, seal, pufferfish, sea turtle, octopus, jellyfish, crab and more from 14 sea pictures, plus a page of calling cards. A gentle first bingo game that also teaches the names of sea animals. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
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4. Farm Animal Bingo for Preschool
Old MacDonald bingo: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, with a cow, pig, sheep, hen, chick, duck, dog, cat, bunny, barn, tractor, corn and more from 15 farm pictures, plus calling cards. Make the animal sound instead of saying the name and let the children guess what to cover. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
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5. Transportation Bingo for Preschool
Things that go bingo: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, with a car, bus, fire-red truck, train, airplane, helicopter, sailboat, ship, rocket, tractor, race car and more from 14 vehicles, plus calling cards. Little vehicle fans can sort the calling cards into land, water and air afterwards. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
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6. 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. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
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7. Color Bingo for Toddlers and Preschool
Crayon color bingo for toddlers and preschoolers: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two per page, with 14 crayons (red, orange, yellow, green, dark green, blue, light blue, purple, pink, brown, gold, black, gray and white) and the color word under each one, plus calling cards. Call the color, or hold up a toy and let the child find its color. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly.
Tips for coloring Picture Bingo for Preschool and Toddlers (3x3)
- Show the calling card as you say the word, so non-readers can match by picture.
- Use big markers such as pom-poms or plastic counters that small fingers can pick up easily.
- Play until everyone has three in a row, so every child gets to shout Bingo.
Fun facts about Picture Bingo for Preschool and Toddlers (3x3)
- Matching a picture to a spoken word is one of the early vocabulary skills preschool teachers practice every day.
- Taking turns and waiting for the next card are part of the social skills children build between ages three and five.
Fun ways to use your printables
- Sort the calling cards afterward: animals and vehicles, big and small, land and sea.
- Hide the calling cards around the room and let children find them before the game.
- Use the shapes set, then go on a shape hunt around the house.
How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
At what age can children play bingo?
Most children can play picture bingo from about age three with a grown-up calling. Show the calling card as you say the name, so children can match the picture even before they know the word.
How do I keep toddlers interested?
Keep games short, let every child win once in a while by playing until everyone has a row, and use fun markers such as pom-poms, cereal or stickers. Make the animal sound or describe the color instead of naming it for a small challenge.
Is picture bingo educational?
Yes. It builds vocabulary, listening, visual matching and turn-taking, and the shapes and colors sets teach those concepts directly. Older preschoolers start reading the small words under the pictures.