I love celebrating the 4th of July so much! I love the rich traditions that come with it-knowing that all across America, my fellow country men and BBQing in their backyard, going to parades, watching fireworks, eating watermelon (ok, expect I don’t actually eat watermelon because I don’t like it) and celebrating our country. It’s one of my very favorite holidays. This year to make celebrating more fun for my kids, I created a Patriotic 4th of July Bingo Game.
Patriotic 4th of July Bingo:
To play this, all you need to do is print out the cards here:
Patriotic 4th of July Bingo Game
Here is a sample of what the boards look like: (red, white and blue stuff makes me happy too!)
There are 10 cards total and then the last page has the little cards that you can cut up, but in a bowl and draw from. Five in a row wins! So easy and a fun way to keep the kids entertained while you wait for fireworks or a parade to start or the meat to cook or whatever you are doing to celebrate. I hope you have fun and God Bless America!
And here is some more patriotic fun for you!
- Water Color American Flag from Sweet Rose Studio
- Patriotic Party Printables from The Caterpillar Years via Yellow Bliss Road
- Patriotic BINGO from Crazy Little Projects
- Patriotic Tags from The Girl Creative
- Land of the Free Printable from Carissa Miss
- Patriotic Drink Umbrellas from The Crafted Sparrow
- 4th of July Bunting from How to Nest for Less
- Memorize the Star Spangled Banner from Capturing Joy
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These are adorable and I would like to use them with memory impaired seniors, but they will get confused because the B-I-N-G-O are not centered over the columns. Would it be possible for you to center each letter over its column please?
Sorry! That would mean a major overhaul of these and I can’t do that. Hopefully you can still enjoy them.
One more try…is it possible for you to convert these to Microsoft Word and email them to me? I think I can move them in Word. I love them so much!
Nope-sorry! It’s a png image
Don’t call out the letters, just the pictures and show the pictures. I use BINGO cards like this all the time with my Alzheimer’s residents. It works great, I show them the picture and announce the picture as well.
Good luck!
Thanks for doing this! I was wondering if you could give a description of who the Men are. I’d like to turn into an educational game but I’m not sure who is who!
I’ve just got Abe Lincoln and George Washington on there.