Community Signs Bingo
- My students LOVE playing Bingo. I have a safety sign bingo game, but this is so much more fun! Have the students cut out all the signs and glue them randomly onto the blank bingo card. (They will not use all the signs). I have a larger version of these cards that I use to call out and discuss as we play. (29) money (20) community awareness.
- Full-color illustrations of the community places assist visual learners in recognizing specific features of each site. This easy-to-play bingo game assists students in learning not only the names of the community places but more about the services available at each location.
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How to Play Bingo. Bingo is a fun game of chance that anyone can play. The game is played on a scorecard that's made up of 25 squares — if you get 5 squares in a row, you win! Setting up Bingo.
It's totally free to run a game for up to 30 players, and prices start at $10 for more players.Check out a demo:
Our bingo system is packed with features to help you run a fun and entertaining virtual bingo game:
- Randomized bingo cards
- A bingo caller
- Automated winner verification
- Easy methods to invite players to your game
- Players can play on-sreen or print their cards
Get started now - after a few simple steps you'll be ready to play bingo.
We also have a number of ready-made bingo games that you can explore and customize.
If you want more info before you get started then read on to find out more about our bingo card generator and our virtual bingo system.
How to use our bingo card generator
If you haven't used it before then please watch this video showing how to use our bingo card generator to make 1-75, 1-90 or any other type of bingo cards.
How to send out virtual bingo cards
We offer several methods to send out virtual bingo cards to your players.Paid-for bingo games include a tool to automatically send out links to a list of email addresses you provide.
How to call your bingo game
Everyone gets free access to our amazing bingo caller. The caller picks out the next call for you to read out, and can also be used to check if a player has won.Watch this video to see how it works.
Our free bingo cards come with three different call sequences so you can play three different games of bingo using our caller.
Paid-for bingo cards for more than 30 players come with 100 call sequences, and include the ability to call the bingo yourself in any order you want.The caller is available for 31 days from the date of purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every player get a different bingo card?
For paid games we guarantee that each player will get a different bingo card.For free games played using the 'Virtual Link' it is possible that two players will get the same bingo card.However even if each player has a different bingo card it is still possible for two people to get 'bingo' on the same call.
You should plan for what to do in case several people win on the same call,e.g. by having enough prizes for several winners, a prize that can be shared, or by giving the prize to the player who responded with 'bingo' first.
Can players use the same card again?
Yes. Each virtual bingo card can be reset by the player, and can be reused as many times as you like (for up to 31 days for paid-for bingo cards).Watch this video to see a demo.
Can I send more than one bingo card per player?
Yes, you can send up to 20 bingo card links at a time to each player. If you need to send more you can repeat the process.
How do I verify that someone has won?
Ask the player for their Bingo Card ID and enter it into our card verifier. You will see what that player's card should look like at the current call.Watch a demo here.The system works with any winning pattern - you can immediately see if a card is a winner just by looking at it.
Can I add more bingo cards?
Yes. If your game turns out to be more popular than expected you can add more bingo cards.Watch this video to see how.A discount of 20% is automatically applied.You must add the new cards from within the set you want to add them to - do not simply buy a new set of bingo cards.
Can I get more than 500 bingo cards?
Yes. Start by buying 500 bingo cards, then add more bingo cards to the set. You can add 100, 250 or 500 cards at a time.See the previous question for help adding more cards.
Can I use your site for a fundraiser?
Maybe. It's essential that you read the disclaimer section of our terms before you consider charging players for a bingo game.If you do go ahead, Ticket Tailor are currently offering free ticketing for online events.
Can you play bingo and listen to Zoom on the same device?
Yes - on the devices we have tested. On most mobiles and tablets it's possible to have Zoom, WhatsApp, etc running in the background while the browser is open.So you can listen to the bingo calls and mark your card on the same device. We cannot guarantee this will work on all devices.
Can you play several virtual bingo cards at once?
Yes. This works on computers, tablets and mobiles. Watch this video for a demonstration.
Can players print virtual bingo cards?
Yes. Players can choose which bingo cards to print and what size to print them. Watch this video to see how it works.
Do I get printable bingo cards too?
Yes. With all games you get access to run a virtual bingo game andyou can download a single PDF file with bingo cards to print off for an in‑person game.
With free bingo cards, depending on how you share the cards, players might be able to cheat by opening several bingo cards in different tabs. If it's important that your players can't cheat then choose a paid option.
Does the virtual bingo game expire?
Paid-for bingo games expire 31 days after the date of purchase, which should give you plenty of time to play your bingo games.If you want to keep playing after 31 days you can extend your virtual bingo cards - watch this video to see how.Free virtual bingo games do not expire - just make sure you bookmark or save the link to the bingo caller so you can come back to it.
Help your kids get to know community helpers with this simple and fun Community Helpers BINGO!
Now, more than ever, we appreciate all of the people who make our communities run. We have come together to appreciate and support each other. It’s become more clear, just how important every single job is. I created a community helpers BINGO game to point out some of the people who help keep our cities afloat.
Want more ideas for what to do indoors with preschoolers? Kids? Teens?
What is a community helper?
The easiest way to describe a community helper is that it’s someone who live and work in our community. Although there are TONS of community helpers, most people think of – dentists, doctors, construction workers, grocery store workers, nurses, police officers, fire fighters and more.
Setting BINGO up
To play the game with your kids, set it up like this:
- Download and print BINGO sheets.
- If you have a laminator, laminate each sheet to be able to use over and over. Don’t have a laminator yet? See why I love my laminator! I use it constantly.
- Cut out BINGO pieces.
- Use a marker, crayon, candy pieces or whatever to mark the spots.
How to play BINGO
There are a few different ways that you can play BINGO. But here are the basics:
- Have one person be the “caller.”
- Pass out a different BINGO sheet to each player.
- Caller will pull out 1 letter and one community helper and announce them.
For example: “B, doctor.” If a player has that combination, they mark it (with marker, candy, etc). - Whoever gets all in a row, calls out BINGO & wins!
Use this game as a way to talk about what each person does for the community.
Download this community helpers BINGO. For personal use only.
Other BINGO posts
Looking for other BINGO posts? Here you go:
Free Printable Community Signs Bingo
- Winter Olympics BINGO – will update when future Olympics happen!