Thanksgiving Bingo: free printable cards
Printable Thanksgiving bingo cards with food, traditions, and small moments of the day.
Thanksgiving bingo gives the kids table something to do while dinner finishes, and it works for the grown ups too once the dishes are cleared. Squares cover food, traditions, and the small moments of the day, from the wishbone to the after dinner nap.
Print the cards ahead of time and tuck them under plates or hand them out with dessert. Dried corn kernels or cranberries work as markers. Pick a caller who can speak over the conversation, and let the winner choose the first slice of pie.
One of the 5×5 cards this template makes. Every printed card gets its own layout.
How to play
- Tuck a card under each plate or hand them out with dessert.
- Use corn kernels or cranberries as markers.
- Call items from the list; the first row wins.
- The winner picks the first slice of pie.
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.
- Turkey
- Pumpkin Pie
- Stuffing
- Cranberries
- Gravy
- Mashed Potatoes
- Cornucopia
- Pilgrim
- Harvest
- Wishbone
- Football
- Parade
- Autumn Leaves
- Corn
- Sweet Potatoes
- Green Beans
- Dinner Rolls
- Apple Pie
- Family
- Gratitude
- Leftovers
- Pie Crust
- Nap
- Acorn
- Squash
- Cider
- Table Setting
- Feast
- Casserole
- Pecan Pie
- Candles
- Scarecrow
- Hayride
- Turkey Trot
- Giving Thanks
- Butter
- Place Cards
- Kids Table
- Fall Colors
- Whipped Cream
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.