Have you taken down your Christmas decorations yet? Here’s a little motivation to get you moving onto the next holiday! It’s bingo time again! Today I’m sharing my new printable Valentine’s Day bingo game, and I hope your family enjoys it as much as mine!
Valentine’s Day Bingo
This Valentine’s Day bingo game is a perfect match for my previous sets. You’ll recognize the same style of characters with graphics adapted from Jessica Sawyer Design, Ellie Lash (no longer available online), and some created by yours truly.
If you are looking for a fun bingo game for an elementary or preschool class party or family game night, this set is perfect for you. Like my other boards, this game is made for family fun — not for competitive play. Each board contains every picture, making the game easier and more fun for younger players.
Are you ready to download a set for your family or school class? Click on the appropriate download button below to get a class or family set.
The classroom set of 30 unique bingo boards is now available for purchase in my Etsy store. Click the download button below to check it out.
How to Play:
Since this game is obviously different than traditional Bingo, here’s how it works: Cut the two pages of calling cards into individual cards and put them into a bag or hat. To play, pull a card out of the hat and call out what is on the card (or just show the card). Players look for that picture on their card and cover it up. Continue pulling cards from the bag one at a time until someone gets five in a row. (You cannot play blackout because every card has every picture on it. This game is meant to be played for traditional five-in-a-row bingo only.)
I love the picture calling cards because even little kids can be in charge of calling the game. In fact, calling the game is so easy that the kids can play all by themselves, with no adult supervision. So, go ahead. Hand the Valentine’s Day bingo game to your kids and go make dinner without interruptions! You deserve it.
Have a great time! Thanks for stopping by today. You might enjoy some of these Valentine’s Day activities, too.
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So super cute!
Thanks, Lisa! I remember chatting with you a lot back in the first year of OBC. Nice to hear from you!
My daughter would LOVE that BINGO game! I need to download it for her class!
Thanks, Jessica. You should do it! Bingo is always great at class parties.
Oo I love all these ideas! The hair is fabulous too!
Thanks, Amber. That simple Valentine hair style is one of my most popular posts.
I still didn’t take of my Christmas decoration. I just love it to much. :) This seems like a very interesting Valentine’s game.
Thanks, Milica. I finally took my Christmas decorations down yesterday. That’s always the hardest part of Christmas!
What a super game for the kids! Love it, very creative! :)
Thanks, Elizabeth. Who doesn’t love a good game of Bingo, right?
What a cute game! I would love to play this with my kids. I am sure they would love it as well.
Thanks, Carrie. I hope you and your kids love the Bingo game.
I love all the creativity here! Reading this makes me smile and reminded me of my childhood. xoxo
I’m glad, Thi. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. Have a great week.
What a cute game! I’m printing it out to pass along to my youngest daughter’s second grade teacher. The kids will love it!
Thanks, Brandi. This would be perfect for second graders. I hope they love it!
How cute! My niece would love this game. I will be sharing this link with my sister in law
Thanks! I hope your sister-in-law and niece have fun with the game. Thanks for sharing.
My kids would love this and I like the box of conversation hearts are the place markers. It’s a perfect classroom game for their party day.
Thanks, Rose. The conversation hearts make easy markers, and the kids get to eat them when they’re done!
That’s the cutest valentine bingo card I’ve seen! I’m def going to print this out. This is perfect for family play time. Thanks
Thanks, Sharon. I hope you hand your family have a great time with the game!
We are at Valentine’s already? Well that means my birthday is just around the corner! :)
Well, happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Birthday, Claudette!
That sounds like a pretty cool game. I love the idea and it’s really creative as well. I’m sure it’s going to be a hit with the kids!
Thanks, Carol. I hope the kids love it, too. Happy Valentine’s Day.
This is too fun and festive for valentines day! Will have to do one for my little cousins.
You should definitely do it, Shane! Your cousins will have a great time with you, I’m sure.
What a cute game for kids this Valentine’s day! It’s really nice that you came up with such a game, it’s going to make them excited for the day!
Thanks, Elizabeth. I hope so! Happy Valentine’s day!
This one is also fun to play with in a training class or environment! I like that it’s easily accessible, thank you!
Thanks, Our Family World. I hope this game will be a great resource for you.
Visiting from the Create Link Inspire linkup! I love the Valentine bingo! I pinned it tonise when I substitute teach! Thanks and happy Tuesday!
Megs
Thanks, Megs. I’m a substitute teacher, too. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I hope your classes have fun with the game.
These are super cute! I’m sure my 5 year old Daughter would love these as yours did!
Thanks, Chrissy. I think your daughter will love it, too!
Aww that’s cute bingo game for the kids. I’ll have to print this out for my niece
Thanks! You’ll be the favorite aunt if you play this with your niece!
That sounds like so much fun! I think the kids would have a blast playing this, especially my youngest. Thanks for the great idea.
You’re welcome, Audrey. I hope you and your kids enjoy the game.
I tried this Valentine’s Day bingo game. I like it.
Thanks, Sapana. I’m glad you liked the game. Thanks for taking the time to come back and comment about it! Have a great week!
Hi! I love this! Especially that you included both a home and classroom set.
I’m doing a round-up of Valentine’s Printables and was wondering if I could use an image from your post for both the post and a combined marketing (Pinterest, etc) image?
I already linked you, but wanted permission before using an image!
Thanks either way.
Thanks, Jennie. That would be fine, as long as you link back. You may use the image in a collage on pinterest, but please don’t use just my image linking to your site instead of mine. Thanks!
Thank you! I’ll just use one in the collage, then, and not in the post also. I wouldn’t want someone to pin that image from the post instead of the pin images I’m creating. I wouldn’t, of course, but can’t guarantee that no one else would…so I’ll just use in collage. Thanks. Jennie