Spring Bingo: free printable cards
Printable spring bingo cards with flowers, rain showers, baby animals and garden fun.
Spring bingo celebrates the season of rain, flowers and new growth without tying the game to one holiday. The squares mix garden words, weather, insects and baby animals, so the cards work in a classroom from March through May.
Use it as a called game, or take the cards outside on a nature walk and mark what the class finds. It pairs well with a science unit on plants or life cycles.
Spring Bingo
Bicycle
Sprout
Ladybug
Clover
Frog
Robin
Cloud
Daisy
Puddle
Worm
Seeds
Flower Pot
SPRING
Umbrella
Sunshine
Raincoat
Spring Break
Butterfly
Watering Can
Lilac
Mud
Bunny
Shovel
Grass
Garden
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 player a card.
- Call squares from the call sheet, or mark them on a nature walk.
- First to complete a row wins.
- Try a second round for a full card.
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.
- Tulip
- Daisy
- Rainbow
- Umbrella
- Rain Boots
- Puddle
- Butterfly
- Caterpillar
- Ladybug
- Bee
- Bird Nest
- Robin
- Duckling
- Lamb
- Bunny
- Chick
- Seeds
- Watering Can
- Garden
- Sprout
- Kite
- Blossom
- Frog
- Tadpole
- Worm
- Sunshine
- Raincoat
- Picnic
- Daffodil
- Grass
- Cloud
- Dragonfly
- Flower Pot
- Shovel
- Baseball
- Bicycle
- Clover
- Lilac
- Spring Break
- Mud
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.