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Free Printable Number Bingo

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Last Updated:August 4, 2019Published:April 29, 2018
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Number bingo is a great way to help children learn and recognize numbers. Designed to use a small range of numbers 0-10, these printable bingo cards are perfect for preschool or kindergarten age kids. Keep them on hand for rainy day activities, birthday party games, or whenever you need to occupy their time (away from the screens!).

Colorful number bingo card with colorful dots

Now that we’ve got regular printable bingo cards and alphabet bingo, it’s time for NUMBER bingo! In my effort to help you keep the kids entertained this summer, I’m creating a weeklong series on fun bingo games for kids (and adults!). From educational bingos to holiday specific bingos, I’ll get you covered for every occasion.

If you end up printing this (or any of them!) off, be sure to snap a pic and tag me on Instagram (@designeatrepeat) – I would love to see them being used in real life!

What You Need to Make Number Bingo Cards:

  • Paper
  • Scissors
  • Printable Number Bingo Cards (link below)

Materials

Printer
Scissors
White Computer Paper
Download the Printable PDF to Hand-Cut

How to Assemble Number Bingo Cards:

Step 1: Print the cards on 8.5 x 11 letter-sized paper (I recommend cardstock, but text-weight computer paper works fine too). Included in the download are 4 unique bingo cards.

Step 2: Included in the download is a “caller’s page”. Use a scissors or paper-trimmer to cut out each of the squares OR skip the cutting and use a pencil to mark each number off as you call it (you could also slip it into a plastic page protector and mark off with a dry erase marker.

Related Post: Printable Bingo Cards with Numbers 0-75

Sheet of number bingo caller squares

Step 3: Print off the printable bingo marker page (the page with the colorful dots) or as an alternative, you could use cereal, M&M’s, buttons, or coins.

Printed sheet of colorful number bingo marker squares

Step 4: Once you have the number cards cut out, place them in a bowl or basket. This is where you’ll draw the numbers from as you call each one.

Basket of number bingo squares

Yield: Unlimited!

How To Make Free Printable Number Bingo Cards

How To Make Free Printable Number Bingo Cards

Number bingo is a great way to help children learn and recognize numbers. Designed to use a small range of numbers 0-10, these printable bingo cards are perfect for preschool or kindergarten age kids. Keep them on hand for rainy day activities, birthday party games, or whenever you need to occupy their time (away from the screens!).

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes

Materials

  • Paper
  • Printable Number Bingo Cards (link above)

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Printer

Instructions

    1. Print the cards on 8.5 x 11 letter-sized paper (I recommend cardstock, but text-weight computer paper works fine too). Included in the download are 4 unique bingo cards.
    2. Included in the download is a “caller’s page”. Use a scissors or paper-trimmer to cut out each of the squares OR skip the cutting and use a pencil to mark each number off as you call it (you could also slip it into a plastic page protector and mark off with a dry erase marker.
    3. Print off the printable bingo marker page (the page with the colorful dots) or as an alternative, you could use cereal, M&M’s, buttons, or coins.
    4. Once you have the number cards cut out, place them in a bowl or basket. This is where you’ll draw the numbers from as you call each one.

Notes

How to Play Number Bingo:

1. Give each child a bingo card and set of 9 tokens.

2. Choose a “caller” and have that person draw the numbers out of the basket, calling out the number each time. When called, the players will place a dot marker on that letter if it appears on their card. When a player gets 3 in a row, they will call out bingo and the game will end. For younger children who may not understand diagonals or rows yet, you can simply play under all the boxes are full.

To start again, simply place the numbers back in the bowl, clear the boards, and start again.

How to Play Number Bingo:

1. Give each child a bingo card and set of 9 tokens.

Cut out bingo marker squares to play number bingo

(Like I mentioned before with the Caller’s card, if you would like to avoid printing and cutting the tokens, you can instead slip the bingo cards in plastic sheet protectors or laminate each card and allow each child to mark off the letters with a dry erase marker.)

2. Choose a “caller” and have that person draw the numbers out of the basket, calling out the number each time. When called, the players will place a dot marker on that letter if it appears on their card. When a player gets 3 in a row, they will call out bingo and the game will end. For younger children who may not understand diagonals or rows yet, you can simply play under all the boxes are full.

To start again, simply place the numbers back in the bowl, clear the boards, and start again. Or move on to Alphabet Bingo!

Colorful number bingo square with three marker squares to indicate winner

What Ages Are Best for Number Bingo?

Number bingo is meant for younger children who can recognize numbers 0-10. I’ve also got a fun Alphabet Bingo that great for those learning to understand and recognize the alphabet.

Looking for a game for older kids or adults? I’ve also got a more traditional set of Printable Bingo Cards using numbers 1-75 or even a set of blank bingo cards to allow everyone to fill in their own numbers!

Colorful number bingo card

For more printable bingo games and charts, head on over to the Games & Charts library!

Did you make this?
Tag me on Instagram @designeatrepeat or leave a comment below to let me know how it turned out! I love seeing what you’ve made.
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3 Comments

  1. Amber s domich says

    05/05/2020 at 9:01 am

    I love your game however, when playing I noticed that there is no 0, and no directions for what to do when there are multiples of a number such as 8.

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    • Melissa says

      05/05/2020 at 7:07 pm

      Hey Amber – thanks for catching that! I’ve updated the file to fix those two things. Originally, I was thinking the double number would just get two tokens but I can see how that could be confusing, so I changed it to only have one number on each card.

      New File > https://www.designeatrepeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Printable-Number-Bingo_For-Personal-Use-Only.pdf

      File with just a “O” to print! > https://www.designeatrepeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/zero.pdf

      Reply
  2. Anne Butterflies says

    05/18/2020 at 9:31 am

    Hi Melissa. This is a lovely resource, so kind of you to share it for free.

    As a preschool teacher there is something that often causes me a problem when making my own resources & I wondered whether you had the same experience: the number 4 is designed like this (4) in most fonts, but this is not how we teach children to write it or how most adults write it. I’ve found it impossible to find a font that includes 4 written in the everyday style. I’m being picky & after all children do need to learn to recognise number 4 in both styles, but it would be nice to be able to start them off with games that show the number in a style that they can instantly recognise & copy. The other numbers in your game are beautifully clear & simple, (although the 9 is a bit curly!).

    Thanks again for this great game.

    Anne

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