Free printable Number BINGO is a fun and interactive way to build early math skills with young children. These printable bingo cards use numbers 0–30 to support number recognition, counting, and number sense in a playful format.
Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary grades, Number BINGO makes an excellent addition to math centers, small group activities, or homeschool lessons, giving kids extra practice while keeping learning exciting.
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Download the Printable Number BINGO Boards Now
Printable Number BINGO boards make it simple to add hands-on number practice to your day. Kids can strengthen number recognition, reinforce counting skills, and gain confidence with numbers 0–30 while playing a classic game. Just print, prep, and play—perfect for math centers, small groups, or at-home learning.
There are 10 different BINGO board variations, plus calling cards for number 0-30.
Use these BINGO cards along with the Blank Number Templates, Number Worksheets, and Number Dot Marker Printables!
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Number BINGO Calling Card
How to Use the Number Bingo Cards
These free printable number BINGO cards are best printed on cardstock and laminated for durability.
Each player receives a BINGO card and some markers (coins, buttons, other small objects, etc). One person- usually the teacher- calls out a number and students mark if the matching letter is on their board. First person to get 5 in a row yells BINGO! and wins.
Here are some ways to use the bingo game:
- Whole class BINGO games to practice number recognition
- Small Group Math Centers where children can play in pairs or small groups, practicing number recognition and turn-taking.
- Call out a math problem (e.g., “5 + 3”) and students must find and cover the answer (in this case, 8) on their board.
