Free Turkey Bingo Cards Printable

This free turkey bingo printable is a fun, easy Thanksgiving game for classroom parties, family gatherings, and holiday activities with kids.

The printable includes five different bingo boards and calling cards, making it ideal for small groups. Simply print the cards, grab some markers, and you’re ready to play.

It’s a low-prep Thanksgiving activity that works well for preschoolers, elementary students, and the whole family.

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Free Turkey Bingo Printable

These free turkey bingo cards are perfect for Thanksgiving classroom parties, family gatherings, and small-group activities. The printable PDF includes five different bingo boards and calling cards, with everything you need to play.

Print the boards on regular paper or cardstock. I recommend cardstock if you plan to reuse them, as it holds up better, especially with younger kids.

Cut out the calling cards with scissors or a paper cutter, then grab some markers. Candy corn, buttons, coins, or dot markers all work well.

This simple Thanksgiving activity requires very little preparation and works equally well at home or in the classroom.

How to Set Up Turkey Bingo

Give each player a bingo board and place the calling cards face down in a pile. You can also put them in a festive bowl or pumpkin bucket to make drawing the cards more fun.

For classroom use, laminate the bingo boards so you can reuse them with dry-erase markers. If you’re playing at home, candy corn or buttons make easy markers that kids can move around between rounds.

With five different boards, this free version is ideal for smaller groups or Thanksgiving activity centers.

How to Play Turkey Bingo

Choose someone to be the caller. They draw one calling card at a time and show the picture to everyone playing.

Players look for the matching image on their bingo boards and cover it with a marker. Younger children can play independently because the game uses pictures rather than written words.

The first player to complete five spaces in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, calls out “Bingo!” and wins. The center free space counts toward a completed row.

For extra variety, try different winning patterns:

• Four corners: Cover all four corner spaces.
• X pattern: Complete both diagonal lines.
• Blackout: Cover every space on the board.

These variations are especially useful for Thanksgiving parties or classroom activities when you want to play several rounds without repeating the same game.

More Turkey Activities

If your kids enjoyed this game, you’ll find plenty of other turkey-themed printables to add to your Thanksgiving plans.

• Turkey Color by Number – A simple way to mix art with number practice.
• Parts of a Turkey Worksheet – Helps children learn about features like the snood, wattle, and feathers in a hands-on way.
• Turkey Life Cycle Printable – Walks kids through each stage of growth, from hatching to adulthood, making it a perfect companion for science lessons.
• Turkey Scavenger Hunt – A fun, active game that gets kids moving while keeping the holiday theme.

These activities all work well alongside Thanksgiving bingo, giving you options to keep kids entertained and learning before and after the holiday meal.

Turkey Read-Alouds for Preschoolers

After a few rounds of bingo, story time is the perfect way to wind things down. My son always loved silly turkey books when he was younger. They had just enough chaos to keep him giggling while still carrying a little lesson about thankfulness.

• How to Catch a Turkey by Adam Wallace – This story always made us laugh because the bird is faster and trickier than the kids chasing it. The ending is sweet too, a nice reminder that Thanksgiving is more about gratitude than catching dinner.
• Turkey Trouble by Wendi Silvano – Trouble disguises himself as different farm animals, which is pure preschool humor. I remember my son trying to guess what creature he would become next.
• There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Turkey by Lucille Colandro – The rhythm of this story makes it fun to read aloud, and kids love predicting what the old lady will swallow next. It always ended with lots of giggles at our house.

If your kids had fun with this game, they’ll love our pumpkin bingo printable as well, perfect for fall parties or a cozy game night at home.

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Last Updated on 13 October 2026 by Clare Brown