Free Halloween Bingo Printable (38 Pages of Spooky Fun) 🎃

Looking for a halloween bingo printable that actually holds up for a whole classroom or a full trick-or-treat party?

This one’s got 38 pages of black-and-white Halloween icons, cut-apart call cards, caller lists, and a DIY cut-and-paste card for building your own bingo too.

It’s one of my favorite games in our Halloween games collection, and it works for basically any age or group size.

Grab Your Free Halloween Bingo Cards 👇

Download the free PDF below and print as many cards as your group needs.

What’s Included

This set is 38 pages, and every icon is a simple black-and-white line-art design with orange header accents, so it prints beautifully even on a basic home printer. Here’s the breakdown:

Bingo boards:

• 4×4 bingo grids with 16 unique icon layouts
• 4×5 grids for a slightly bigger board
• 5×5 grids for older kids or a longer game
• A blank DIY grid page with matching cut-out icons alongside it

Caller lists and cards:

• Numbered three-column caller lists with all 16 icons, plus name and date headers
• Cut-apart bingo cards you can trim and hand out individually
• Cut-apart call cards, ready to pull from a bowl, cauldron, or bucket

The full icon set (this is the same 16 icons used across every board, caller list, and cut-apart card):

• 🎃 Pumpkin
• 👻 Ghost
• 💀 Skull
• 🎩 Witch hat
• 🐈‍⬛ Black cat
• 🧹 Broom
• 🍯 Cauldron
• 🕸️ Spiderweb
• 🦴 Bone
• 👁️ Eyeball
• 🕯️ Candle
• 🧪 Potion bottle
• 🪦 Tombstone
• 🌽 Candy corn
• 🍭 Lollipop
• 🧺 Candy bucket

Same 16 icons, different combinations on every card. If you like this style of game, our Halloween I Spy printable uses a similar no-reading-required setup for younger kids.

Features & Benefits

These bingo cards are the real MVP here. Print once, laminate, and survive for years with a no-prep activity.

No reading required, which means no language barrier. Every card, caller list, and call card is icon-only with zero text. Scroll down for how I use that with foreign language practice.

If bingo isn’t quite the vibe for every group, this set pairs nicely with a full party lineup. Our Halloween charades printable and Halloween pictionary set use the same spooky icon energy but get kids up and moving between bingo rounds.

And if you’d rather skip printing the caller side entirely, there’s a play-online version on Bingo Baker that auto-generates unique boards and calls the icons for you. Handy for virtual classrooms or a last-minute party.

Who It’s For

• Elementary teachers running a Halloween-themed centers day
• Homeschool parents who want a low-mess party activity
• Foreign language teachers looking for a vocabulary game with zero prep translation
• Party planners hosting a fall festival or trunk-or-treat (check out our Halloween party sign-up sheet too if you’re organizing a class event)
• Preschool and early elementary kids who aren’t reading fluently yet

How to Use It

1. Print enough bingo boards for your group, one per player
2. Choose your calling method (two options below)
3. Give each player something to mark squares with — buttons, candy corn, or a dry erase marker if you laminated
4. Call icons one at a time and check them off your list as you go
5. First to fill a row, column, or blackout wins

Calling method one — 5 ready-to-go lists: Print the numbered caller list five times. Each copy is its own game, so you can check off icons as you call them without losing your place across five separate rounds. Great for a full party rotation or five different class periods.

Calling method two — cauldron pull: Cut apart the call cards and drop them into a cauldron, Halloween bucket, or paper bag. Have a kid pull one out and call it themselves. This turns the “calling” part into its own mini activity, and kids love being the one holding the cauldron.

Teacher Tip: For the DIY page, kids cut out the small icons printed alongside the blank grid and glue each one into an empty square to build their own custom card. It’s great scissor and glue-stick practice if you’ve got fine motor skills work built into the day anyway — and every kid ends up with a one-of-a-kind board.

Make Your Own Card: The DIY Cut-and-Paste Version

The set includes a blank bingo grid page with a matching column of small cut-out icons printed right alongside it. Kids cut out the icons themselves and glue each one into an empty square, building a completely custom card from scratch.

It’s a great way to stretch the activity if you’ve got extra time to fill, and it sneaks in real scissor and glue-stick practice for kids who need that kind of fine motor work built into the day.

No two DIY cards end up alike, so it doubles as its own quiet activity before the actual bingo game even starts. 🎨

Dia de las Brujas Bingo (Spanish Vocabulary List)

Because the icons carry the whole game, this set doubles as a vocabulary tool for any language — no redesign needed. I teach French myself, so this is exactly the kind of thing I’d have used to sneak vocabulary practice into a game the kids already loved. Here’s the set in Spanish:

• Calabaza
• Fantasma
• Calavera
• Sombrero de bruja
• Gato negro
• Escoba
• Caldero
• Telaraña
• Hueso
• Ojo
• Vela
• Poción
• Lápida
• Maíz de dulce
• Piruleta
• Cesta de dulces

Bingo Halloween à Imprimer (French Vocabulary List)

• Citrouille
• Fantôme
• Crâne
• Chapeau de sorcière
• Chat noir
• Balai
• Chaudron
• Toile d’araignée
• Os
• Œil
• Bougie
• Potion
• Pierre tombale
• Bonbon maïs
• Sucette
• Seau à bonbons

Halloween Bingo zum Ausdrucken (German Vocabulary List)

• Kürbis
• Geist
• Schädel
• Hexenhut
• Schwarze Katze
• Besen, Kessel
• Spinnennetz
• Knochen
• Auge
• Kerze
• Zaubertrank
• Grabstein
• Zuckermais
• Lutscher
• Süßigkeitenkorb

Halloween Bingo in Latin (Vocabulary List)

• Cucurbita
• Larva
• Calvaria
• Pileus Veneficae
• Feles Nigra
• Scopae
• Lebes
• Tela Aranearum
• Os
• Oculus
• Candela
• Potio
• Monumentum
• Dulciolum
• Baculum Dulce
• Sacculus Dulciorum

(A couple of these are best-guess Latin approximations — candy corn didn’t exist in ancient Rome. 😂)

万圣节宾果 (Chinese Vocabulary List)

• 南瓜
• 幽灵
• 骷髅
• 女巫帽
• 黑猫
• 扫帚
• 大锅
• 蜘蛛网
• 骨头
• 眼睛
• 蜡烛
• 药水
• 墓碑
• 玉米糖
• 棒棒糖
• 糖果桶

Because the boards never have English text on them, you can call the game in any of these five languages and every card still works. Same set, five new lessons.

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• Fun Halloween Word Searches for Kids
• Free Halloween Crosswords for Kids
• Free Halloween Maze Printable for Kids
• Free Halloween Scavenger Hunt for Kids
• Free Halloween Word Scramble for Kids

Download the full 38-page set below and you’re set for every Halloween party this month has planned. If you’re looking for more decor while you’re at it, our free Halloween printable signs are an easy way to dress up the room. 🎃

Print your set and enjoy an easy crowd pleaser at any party or center. Then browse our Halloween ideas for even more seasonal fun.