Free Father’s Day Bingo Printable for Kids

Father’s Day bingo has become one of our favorite Father’s Day activities over the years.

This free Father’s Day bingo printable includes 5 unique bingo cards and a calling card featuring fun dad-themed images like ties, trophies, mugs, and Father’s Day messages.

We’ve played it at family BBQs, while waiting for lunch to finish cooking, and whenever we need something easy that gets everyone involved. It’s simple to set up, fun for all ages, and always brings out a little friendly competition.

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How to Set Up the Father’s Day Bingo Game

Before the bingo fun starts, we make sure everything’s ready to go, otherwise it turns into chaos fast (especially with cousins involved).

We always print the Father’s Day bingo cards a day or two ahead, and if you want clean edges on your calling cards, a paper cutter makes things much quicker. I’ve also done it with scissors while watching TV, and while it’s not quite as neat, it works just fine.

For markers, we like to get creative. We’ve used Lego bricks, puzzle pieces, chocolate chips (which mysteriously disappear halfway through), and even little cut-out pictures of Dad’s favorite things, like coffee mugs or basketballs.

You’ll also need something to hold the calling cards. We use a leftover Halloween cauldron because it somehow became our official bingo bucket, but a bowl or hat works just as well.

How to Play Father’s Day Bingo

This printable Father’s Day bingo game has become a yearly tradition in our house. Sometimes we play one round, sometimes four, depending on how competitive everyone gets.

Start by printing the five Father’s Day bingo card printables and the calling cards. If you have more than five players, simply print additional copies.

Give each player a bingo card and some markers. The center square is a free space, which usually ends up decorated with a sticker or doodle before the game even begins.

Choose a caller to draw the cards and announce each image. As items are called, players cover the matching pictures on their bingo cards.

The first player to complete five spaces in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, shouts “Bingo!” Once the card is checked, they win the game. If more than one player wins at the same time, we count it as a bonus rather than a problem.

More Father’s Day Printable Fun

If you’re planning a full day of Father’s Day activities, these free printables make it easy to keep the fun (and thoughtful moments) going:

• Father’s Day bookmarks – A sweet, simple gift kids can personalize for Dad.
• Father’s Day coloring story – This printable storybook lets kids color while following along with a fun Father’s Day tale.
• Father’s Day word scramble – Unscramble dad-themed words together, great for quiet time or a friendly challenge.
• Father’s Day handprints – These printable templates turn a messy craft into a keepsake Dad will actually want to hang onto.
• All about my dad – One of our favorites. Kids fill in the blanks to share what makes their dad one-of-a-kind.

Father’s Day Books for Kids

After our bingo game (and usually some burgers), we like to wind down with a good story. These Father’s Day books have been favorites in our house, some silly, some sweet, all perfect for reading with Dad.

• How to Catch a Daddysaurus. This one had us laughing from page one. It’s full of playful rhymes and dinosaur chaos, my son insisted on reading it three times in a row last year.
• The Night Before Father’s Day. A fun twist on a classic. We usually read this one the night before, and it sets a nice tone for the next day’s celebration.
• Dad and Me Setting Farts Free. Definitely not serious, but absolutely hilarious. If your kids love potty humor (mine sure does), this one will be a hit. We’ve made it a bit of a tradition to read it together and laugh until we cry.

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Last Updated on 18 June 2026 by Clare Brown