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Free Printable Thanksgiving Bingo Cards

Thanksgiving bingo is one of those activities that always brings kids together, whether weโ€™re at home waiting for dinner or celebrating with a larger group.

Over the years, Iโ€™ve found it to be the perfect low-prep game that works for all ages, simple enough for preschoolers to follow and still fun for older kids if you give them a little challenge.

With these free printable Thanksgiving bingo cards, youโ€™ll have an easy way to keep the holiday fun and stress-free.

Free printable Thanksgiving bingo cards with colorful holiday images for kids and families.

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Preparing Your Free Printable Thanksgiving Bingo Cards

To get started, print the five free printable bingo boards (5×5) along with the set of calling images.

I usually use cardstock so the cards last longer, but regular printer paper works too if youโ€™re short on time.

If you want to reuse the game year after year, laminating the boards and calling cards is worth the extra step. A paper trimmer makes cutting faster, though scissors work just fine, just be sure to only cut the small calling pieces, not the bingo boards themselves.

Once the calling cards are ready, place them into a bowl, basket, or even a festive cornucopia for a fun holiday touch.

Now youโ€™ve got everything prepared for an easy, low-prep Thanksgiving bingo game that works in the classroom, homeschool, or around the family table.

Printable Thanksgiving bingo card with colorful fall images and calling cards in an orange bucket.

How to play

Hand each player a bingo card and give them something to use as dot markers, candy corn, buttons, or coins all work well.

Choose one person to be the caller, who will draw a card from the bowl and announce the picture, such as โ€œPumpkinโ€ or โ€œTurkey.โ€

Thanksgiving bingo board in play with markers on spaces and cut-out calling cards beside an orange bucket.

Players check their boards and mark the matching space if they have it. The goal is to be the first to complete a row, column, or diagonal. When someone gets a line, they shout โ€œBingo!โ€ and the group pauses to check the card.

To keep the game moving, rotate callers each round so everyone has a chance. Adding small prizes, stickers, extra dessert, or a Thanksgiving trinket, makes it even more exciting.

Set of free printable Thanksgiving bingo boards featuring turkeys, pumpkins, leaves, and fall-themed images.

More Thanksgiving Activities for Kids

If your kids enjoyed Thanksgiving bingo, you can keep the holiday fun going with a few other simple printables.

Try a Thanksgiving memory match game where players flip cards to find pairs of holiday images. Itโ€™s a quick way to build concentration and memory skills while still feeling festive.

You can also spark creativity with Thanksgiving coloring pages that give kids a quiet activity to enjoy while waiting for dinner.

For children who like a little extra challenge, the Thanksgiving color by number printables combine art with number practice as they reveal bright holiday pictures.

Another favorite is Thanksgiving cards to color, where kids can design their own greetings and add personal messages of gratitude. Itโ€™s an easy way to mix creativity with thoughtfulness.

And if bingo was a hit, donโ€™t miss the turkey bingo printable for another fun holiday twist!

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Best Thanksgiving Books for Preschoolers

When my son was little, holiday books were one of the easiest ways to get him excited about Thanksgiving. These three quickly became favorites in our house.

  • 10 Fat Turkeys is pure silliness, with goofy turkeys getting into all sorts of mischief. The rhythmic countdown had my son giggling every time, and itโ€™s one of those read-alouds where kids can easily chime in.
  • Pete the Cat the First Thanksgiving mixes Peteโ€™s usual charm with a gentle introduction to the Pilgrimsโ€™ story. I liked how it opened up little conversations about gratitude and friendship without feeling too heavy for preschoolers.
  • The Night before Thanksgiving captures all the anticipation kids feel the night before a big holiday. The rhyming text makes it fun to read aloud, and the busy, cheerful illustrations always reminded us of our own family gatherings.

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More Free Bingo Printable Cards

Donโ€™t let the fun stop here! You can find free bingo printable cards for every holiday to keep the festivities going.

  • The Valentine bingo cards are a sweet way to celebrate love and friendship with friends and family.
  • If youโ€™re looking for some luck, our St Patrick’s Day bingo boards offer festive fun thatโ€™s perfect for gatherings.
  • For spring, the Easter bingo cards add an egg-citing activity for kids to enjoy during the festivities.
  • As the seasons change, our fall bingo printables celebrate the beauty of autumn with cozy gameplay.
  • If youโ€™re planning a spooky gathering, donโ€™t miss the Halloween printable bingo, which is filled with Halloween-themed images to keep everyone entertained.
  • Finally, the Christmas bingo cards are a joyful way to celebrate the holiday season with family and friends.

Last Updated on 2 September 2025 by Clare Brown

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