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New Year’s Eve Bingo

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Activity for ages 3 and up.

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner so it’s time to start pulling together some kids’ activities for the big countdown. This free New Year’s Eve Bingo game is easy to prep and fun to play. It’s the perfect compliment to our free New Year’s Eve countdown sheet!

Getting Ready

To prep, I printed a copy of the New Year’s Bingo boards (below) and calling cards on cardstock to give them extra durability and make the bright colors really pop. I included 6 boards for you to pick from so the activity would be ready to use for a New Year’s Eve party or classroom center.

After cutting apart the cards, I grabbed 9 glass stones for give each player. (Coins, candy or beans make great cover up counters too.)

I shuffled the calling cards and placed them in a pile face down on the table. Then I invited my kids over to join me.

New Year’s Eve Bingo

To play, the caller flipped over the top card and read it out loud: “Party hat”.

Then our players looked at their boards, found the matching picture party hat picture, and covered it up with a glas stone.

One word after the next, players filled their board with tokens.

The first player to cover three pictures in a row was the winner. The kids happily cleared the boards and started playing again.

Ready to Play?!

Click the blue download button below to grab your free New Year’s Bingo and then hop over and be inspired by 19 more countdown ideas we love!

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Malia Hollowell

Founder at Playdough to Plato
Malia is a National Board Certified teacher who inspires educators with playful approaches to early childhood education. She earned her Master’s from Stanford University and has taught in Pre-Kindergarten through 2nd grade. Malia shares her motivating learning activities on her two popular teaching blogs Playdough to Plato and The STEM Laboratory.
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  1. Naomi Erlich says:
    December 30, 2016 at 12:58 pm

    So cute! I love these printable games for parties. Keeps parents and kids happy at the same time. Thanks for sharing!

    Naomi E.
    parentingpod.com

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