Free Printable Halloween Bingo Cards

One of our favorite October traditions is pulling out these Halloween bingo cards when we want something festive and easy.

They’ve saved us more than once during last-minute class parties, rainy afternoons, or when we just needed a quick activity before trick-or-treating.

The rules are simple enough for preschoolers, but older kids still enjoy playing too, especially if there’s candy involved. With five different boards included, it’s an easy game to print and have ready for Halloween.

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Need Halloween bingo for a classroom or larger group? Our Halloween bingo printable includes 120 unique boards across four versions, with color and black-and-white picture and vocabulary cards, plus calling cards.

What’s Included in the Halloween Bingo Printable

This printable includes five different bingo boards and a page of calling cards. Each board has a 5×5 grid with a free space in the center and colorful Halloween pictures including pumpkins, ghosts, witches, bats, spiders, skeletons, and more.

Because the game uses pictures rather than words or numbers, younger children can easily join in too.

These free printable bingo cards work best for up to five players. For larger groups, you can print several sets and split everyone into smaller groups.

My son always loved using candy corn as markers, but dot markers, mini erasers, or small counters work just as well.

How to Play Halloween Bingo

Print the five boards and calling card sheet, then cut out the individual calling cards. Give each player a board and something to use as markers.

Place the calling cards in a bowl or small cauldron and draw them one at a time. Players cover the matching picture on their board as each image is called.

The first player to cover five spaces horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins. You can also keep playing until someone fills their entire board.

For a classroom Halloween party, use the boards in small groups or centers. Laminating them means you can reuse them throughout the day or save them for next year.

We like to give a small prize to the winner, such as The Halloween Tree, Halloween pencils, bookmarks, or themed stickers.

More Halloween Printables for Kids

If your kids enjoyed this bingo game, these Halloween activities are easy ways to keep the seasonal fun going.

For another bingo game, try our pumpkin bingo or save our Thanksgiving bingo for November.

For quieter activities, try the Halloween color by number pages, Halloween spot the difference printable, or Halloween bookmarks to color.

You can also add a little more game play with our Halloween memory game or Halloween scavenger hunt.

For younger kids, the Halloween counting worksheets and Halloween alphabet activities add some seasonal learning.

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Other Bingo Printables

If you enjoy this game, we have plenty of other printable bingo games for holidays and activities throughout the year:

• Autumn bingo – A colorful fall-themed game with seasonal pictures.
• Christmas bingo game – Perfect for Christmas parties and family game nights.
• Valentine’s Day bingo cards – A simple February party game.
• St. Patrick’s Day bingo – A festive game for March.
• Easter bingo printable – A spring-themed picture bingo game.
• Pirate bingo – Great for pirate parties or Talk Like a Pirate Day.
• Alphabet bingo printable – A fun way for younger kids to practice letter recognition.

Last Updated on 9 September 2026 by Clare Brown