Free Thanksgiving Bingo Printable (38 Page PDF Download) 🦃

Looking for a Thanksgiving bingo printable that keeps the kids’ table entertained while dinner finishes up?

This 30-page set has 4×4 bingo boards, numbered caller lists, cut-apart call cards, and a DIY blank grid so kids can build their own board too.

It’s a fun new addition to our Thanksgiving Games collection, and it works just as well for a classroom party as it does for the actual holiday.

I once put my in-laws in charge of calling bingo at Thanksgiving. They got competitive. Very competitive. (Grandma cheats. Allegedly.)

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

What’s Included

This set is 38 pages, all black-and-white line art with warm fall header accents (leaves, acorns, pumpkins in orange, magenta, and olive), so it prints crisp even on a basic home printer. Here’s the breakdown:

Bingo boards:

• 30- 4×4 bingo grids in multiple unique icon layouts (enough unique cards for a classroom set)
• A blank 4×4 DIY grid page with matching cut-out icons alongside it

Caller lists and cards:

• 5 separate numbered caller lists, each with all 16 icons in three columns
• Cut-apart bingo cards you can trim and hand out individually
• Cut-apart call cards, ready to pull from a basket or bucket

The full icon set (the same 16 icons appear across every board, caller list, and call card):

• 🦃 Turkey
• 🍗 Roast turkey
• 🎃 Pumpkin
• 🌽 Corn
• 🫘 Green beans
• 🫐 Cranberries
• 🥣 Gravy boat
• 🥔 Potatoes
• 🥖 Roll
• 🥧 Pie
• 🥕 Carrot
• 🏈 Football
• 🥁 Marching band
• 📚 Books
• 🧺 Cornucopia
• 🪧 “Happy Thanksgiving” sign

Same 16 icons, different combos on every card. If you’re setting up a full activity table, our Thanksgiving I Spy printable uses the same no-reading-required setup for younger kids.

Features & Benefits

The cut-apart bingo cards are the best part of this set. Print once, cut once, and you’ve got a game that comes back out every November — laminate if you want it to survive gravy spills.

No reading required, which means no language barrier. Every board, caller list, and call card is icon-only. Scroll down and I’ll show you what I mean.

If you want more games in the same style for the kids’ table, our Thanksgiving pictionary game and Thanksgiving charades cards keep the same holiday theme going once bingo wraps up.

Want to switch up the colors? There’s a free editable Canva template for that. And if you’d rather play without printing the caller side, there’s a play-online version on Bingo Baker that auto-generates boards and calls the icons for you. Great for a virtual family game or a last-minute activity.

Who It’s For

• Elementary teachers running a Thanksgiving-themed classroom party
• Homeschool parents looking for a low-mess holiday activity
• Hosts who need a quick game to keep the kids’ table busy while dinner finishes (our Thanksgiving activity placemats are great for this too)
• Anyone planning a Thanksgiving-themed scavenger hunt or full activity lineup for the day
• 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, mini erasers, 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: Each of the 5 numbered caller lists is its own separate game, so you can check off icons as you call them without losing your place. Perfect for running a few rounds before dinner and a few more after.

Calling method two — bucket pull: Cut apart the call cards and drop them into a basket or paper bag. Have a kid pull one out and call it themselves. Turns the calling job into its own mini activity, and someone always wants a turn holding the basket.

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

This one’s separate from the Canva template — no computer needed. The set includes a blank 4×4 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 the kids’ table needs more time filled before the food comes out, 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 on its own. 🍂

Bingo de Acción de Gracias (Spanish Vocabulary List)

Because the icons carry the whole game, this set works as a vocabulary tool in any language with zero redesign. Here’s the set in Spanish:

• Cuerno de la abundancia
• Pavo
• Pavo asado
• Calabaza
• Maíz
• Ejotes
• Arándanos rojos
• Salsera de gravy
• Papas
• Panecillo
• Pastel
• Zanahoria
• Balón de fútbol americano
• Banda de música
• Libros
• Cartel de “Feliz Acción de Gracias”

Bingo de Thanksgiving à Imprimer (French Vocabulary List)

• Corne d’abondance
• Dinde
• Dinde rôtie
• Citrouille
• Maïs
• Haricots verts
• Canneberges
• Saucière
• Pommes de terre
• Petit pain
• Tarte
• Carotte
• Ballon de football américain
• Fanfare
• Livres
• Pancarte “Joyeux Thanksgiving”

Thanksgiving Bingo auf Deutsch (German Vocabulary List)

• Füllhorn
• Truthahn
• Gebratener Truthahn
• Kürbis
• Mais
• Grüne Bohnen
• Preiselbeeren
• Soßenkanne
• Kartoffeln
• Brötchen
• Kuchen
• Karotte
• Football
• Marschkapelle
• Bücher
• Schild “Frohes Thanksgiving”

Thanksgiving Bingo in Latin (Vocabulary List)

• Cornu Copiae
• Meleagris
• Meleagris Assa
• Cucurbita
• Granum Indicum
• Fabae Virides
• Vaccinia
• Vas Iuris
• Solana Tuberosa
• Panis Parvus
• Placenta
• Daucus
• Pila Pedifollis Americana
• Chorus Tubicinum
• Libri
• Titulus “Gratiarum Actio Felix”

(Rome never celebrated Thanksgiving, so a few of these — especially the football and the sign — are best-guess approximations. 😂)

感恩节宾果 (Chinese Vocabulary List)

• 丰饶角
• 火鸡
• 烤火鸡
• 南瓜
• 玉米
• 青豆
• 蔓越莓
• 肉汁壶
• 土豆
• 小面包
• 派
• 胡萝卜
• 橄榄球
• 游行乐队
• 书
• “感恩节快乐”标语

Because the boards never carry English text, 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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