Last Day of School Bingo: free printable cards
Printable last day of school bingo cards for end-of-year class parties and celebrations.
The last week of school is full of parties, cleanups and goodbyes, and a bingo game keeps the class together for one more activity. The squares cover end-of-year traditions and summer plans, so students can reflect on the year while they play.
Play it as a called game at the class party, or let students mark squares as the final day unfolds. Signing each other's cards makes a nice keepsake afterward.
Last Day of School Bingo
Class Photo
Teacher Gift
Lost and Found
Vacation
Empty Locker
Autographs
Report Card
Sunscreen
Popsicle
Field Day
Ice Cream
Water Balloon
SUMMER
Thank You Note
Movie
Pool
Bus Ride
Backpack
Summer Plans
Flip Flops
Beach
Class Party
Camp
Summer Reading
Pizza
Card 1Made free with BingoLark
One of the 5×5 cards this template makes. Every printed card gets its own layout.
How to play
- Give each student a card.
- Call squares from the call sheet, or mark them during the last day.
- First to complete a row wins.
- Trade cards and sign each other's for a keepsake.
The 40 squares in this template
A 5×5 card with a free space uses 24 of them, so each card gets a different mix. Edit, add or delete any of these after you open the template.
- Yearbook
- Autographs
- Clean Desk
- Empty Locker
- Field Day
- Class Party
- Award
- Report Card
- Summer Plans
- Pool
- Beach
- Camp
- Sleep In
- Popsicle
- Goodbye Hug
- Teacher Gift
- Thank You Note
- Next Grade
- Class Photo
- Memory Book
- Water Balloon
- Ice Cream
- Bus Ride
- Backpack
- Old Crayons
- Lost and Found
- Sunscreen
- Flip Flops
- Library Books
- Pizza
- Movie
- Recess
- Best Friend
- Favorite Book
- Summer Reading
- Vacation
- Sunshine
- Cheer
- Freedom
- See You Soon
Printing tips
- For a group of up to 30 you can print everything free. Choose 2 cards per page for a standard size, or 4 per page to save paper.
- Turn on the call sheet. It lists every square in a random order with a checkbox, so the caller never repeats one.
- Add a few more squares than the 24 a card needs. The more entries, the more the cards differ.
- Pick “Save as PDF” in the print dialog if you want to email the cards or print them later.