Printable Bingo Sheets

Free Printable Bingo Sheets

Download These Printable Bingo Sheets and Use Them in Class Today!
Below, you’ll find a collection of classroom bingo games based on common vocabulary themes that beginner English learners often study. These bingo sheets are free to use in your lessons. Just click on a topic below to download a ready-to-print PDF.

Why Play Bingo in the Classroom?

Playing Bingo in class is a fantastic way to practice vocabulary in a fun and engaging way. Here are some of the reasons why you should be playing Bingo in class:

Practice Listening and Vocabulary Recognition

As students listen for and match the words being called, they reinforce vocabulary and improve their word recognition skills in a fun, interactive way.

Encourage Student Participation

Bingo is an inclusive activity that gets everyone involved. It’s perfect for large classes and encourages even shy learners to join in.

Reinforce Key Vocabulary in a Memorable Way

The repetition and game-based format help students remember new words more effectively than traditional drills.

Great for Review or Lesson Wrap-Ups

Bingo is easy to set up and a great way to review vocabulary at the end of a lesson, unit, or school term.

How to Play Bingo in Class

Bingo is a flexible classroom activity that works with both numbers and vocabulary. You can play the traditional way using numbers or use themed word-based bingo sheets to review vocabulary in a fun, interactive way. Here’s how to play Bingo in class:

  1. Give each student a bingo sheet related to the topic you’re covering (e.g. numbers, animals, food).
  2. Explain the rules: students should listen carefully and mark the word or number if they have it on their sheet.
  3. Call out each word or number one at a time. For vocabulary, you can say the word clearly, describe it, or use it in a sentence.
  4. Students mark the called items on their sheet if they have them.
  5. When a student completes a row, column, or diagonal, they shout “Bingo!”
  6. Check their answers to confirm the win. Then either restart or continue playing for other winners or a full-house.

Free Printable Bingo Worksheets

elow, you’ll find a selection of free printable bingo worksheets you can use in your classroom. These are organized by grid size to suit different levels and lesson needs.

For beginners and young learners, the 3×3 grids are a great starting point as they’re easier to complete. If you’re looking for more of a challenge, try the 4×4 or 5×5 bingo sheets, which include more vocabulary words and take a bit longer to play.

3×3 Bingo Worksheets

A bingo Worksheet with a 3x3 grid.

4×4 Bingo Worksheets

A bingo Worksheet with a 4x4 grid.

5×5 Bingo Worksheets

A bingo Worksheet with a 5x5 grid.

Create Your Own Bingo Sheets for Free!

If the printable bingo sheets on this page aren’t quite what you’re looking for, or you’d like to make a custom version using your own vocabulary, try our free Bingo Card Generator. It lets you create unlimited bingo cards in just a few clicks.

You can enter your own word list, choose the grid size (3×3, 4×4, or 5×5), and instantly generate printable bingo sheets that match your lesson content. It’s quick, flexible, and completely free to use.

Bingo Sheet Generator