Free Fall Bingo Printable for Kids

If you are looking for something fun to do with the kids then look no further than our free fall bingo printable.

This is a perfect activity for the classroom, in your homeschool, or just with friends and family in September, October, or November.

These fun holiday activities worksheets are a great way to create lasting memories and keep the little ones entertained throughout the festive season.

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Bingo in the fall

This is such a simple game, and yet it is so much fun to play.

Included are 5 free printable bingo boards (5×5) and a calling card.

How to set up

Print out the free printable bingo games (either in color, or black and white) we like to use cardstock, but any printer paper will work. It will print on 6 pages.

The first 5 pages are the actual bingo boards.

Use a laminator on these 5 bingo cards so they can be reused (optional.)

The last page is the bingo calling card that needs to be cut up.

Grab your paper trimmer and cut out the images (or scissors if you have a steady hand!)

How to play

Give each player a fall bingo card. Ensure that each player has a unique card. If you’re playing in a group, each player should have a different card to make the game fair and exciting.

Players should have their markers (dot markers or pens) ready to mark off the images as they are called.

The designated caller holds the stack of bingo calling cards.

The designated caller picks a bingo calling card from the stack and announces the image on the card. For example, “Pumpkin!”

Players who have the announced image on their bingo cards can mark it with their marker. This continues as the caller announces new images.

Players aim to mark off a pattern on their bingo card. The pattern can be a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.)

The first player to successfully mark off the required pattern on their bingo card calls out “Bingo!”

The caller verifies the pattern and the marked images to ensure that the player has a valid bingo.

If the player’s bingo is valid, they are declared the winner of that round.

If you’re playing multiple rounds, you can reset the cards and start a new game with a different pattern.

Remember, the rules of bingo can be adapted to suit the age and preferences of the players. You can make it as simple or as challenging as you’d like.

The goal is to have a wonderful time, enjoy the fall-themed images, and create joyful memories with friends and family.

What are the benefits of playing autumn bingo with preschoolers?

Playing bingo with preschoolers offers a range of benefits that contribute to their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Here are some of the advantages:

1. It introduces preschoolers to new vocabulary related to the season. As they listen to the caller and identify images on their bingo cards, they learn to associate words with visual representations, enhancing their language skills and expanding their vocabulary.
2. Preschoolers develop their ability to differentiate between various images and symbols on the bingo cards. This promotes visual discrimination skills, helping them recognize subtle differences and patterns.
3. Engaging in a game of bingo requires preschoolers to pay attention to the caller’s announcements and their own bingo cards. This enhances their concentration and focus, which are important skills for learning and problem-solving.
4. Recognizing and matching images on the bingo cards with those called out by the caller strengthens preschoolers’ visual recognition skills and enhances their ability to make connections between different elements.

5. Using pens, markers, or manipulatives to mark off called images on their bingo cards promotes fine motor skills. This activity encourages the development of hand-eye coordination and the refinement of hand movements.
6. It is played in a group setting, which provides an opportunity for preschoolers to practice important social skills such as taking turns, sharing, and interacting with peers.
7. Listening attentively to the caller’s announcements and identifying the corresponding images on their bingo cards fosters active listening skills, a fundamental aspect of effective communication.
8. Celebrating wins and shouting “BINGO!” when they successfully complete a row of images offers preschoolers a sense of accomplishment and reinforces positive behavior.
9. It incorporates images associated with the season, fostering preschoolers’ understanding of autumnal elements like leaves, pumpkins, scarecrows, and more.

Younger children will enjoy our fall color by number worksheets, which combine creativity with learning.

Additional fall printables

Add even more free fall activity sheets this autumn:

The kids will love our free fall outdoor scavenger hunt printable, adding an exciting element to their seasonal exploration.

Looking for more fall activities? Our fall alphabet worksheets are perfect for educational fun, and our free fall coloring sheets offer engaging entertainment.

Don’t forget to check out our fall bookmarks to color printable and autumn scattergories for older children. These activities are perfect for adding variety and fun to your fall season.

These will keep the kids entertained all autumn long. Add some fall songs for infants to listen to and you will have the best season ever.

Books about fall for preschoolers

Fall is such a cozy time for stories, and these books are perfect for bringing the magic of autumn to your little ones. From colorful leaves to pumpkin patches, these books will get everyone in the fall spirit.

• The Leaf Thief. This is one of my favorites for younger kids! The adorable story about a little squirrel looking for the missing leaves is a great way to talk about the changing seasons and the importance of nature.
• We’re Going on a Leaf Hunt. A fun, rhythmic read that’s perfect for a group activity! My kids love to “hunt” for leaves with the characters, making it a fun interactive read for fall.
• Pete the Cat: Falling for Autumn. Pete the Cat is always a favorite, and this one doesn’t disappoint. It’s a simple, fun book for younger readers that highlights all the best parts of fall, from colorful leaves to fall activities.

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Other free bingo games

We absolutely love playing bingo. It brings back childhood memories for me, and it is such a fun and easy game to play.

If you love bingo too, why not grab our Halloween bingo sheets and our free printable Thanksgiving bingo cards too?

For more bingo excitement, we have:

• Free printable Christmas bingo,
• Free printable Valentine bingo cards for preschoolers,
• St Patrick’s Day bingo free printable,
• Free printable Easter bingo cards,
• and even pirate bingo free printable.

Last Updated on 10 April 2025 by Clare Brown