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Apple Number Representation Bingo Game

September 7, 2022 By Deirdre

This set of apple number representation bingo cards features tally marks. There are enough cards in the set so that in a group of twenty children only two will have the same card. The cards feature a three-column by four-row layout. Yes, I know that means that isn’t a free space. I wanted there to be enough room for the number one to ten on the card.

Getting the Apple Number Representation Bingo Cards

First, you will need to download the set.

Apple Number Representation Bingo Cards Download

Second, if you don’t have Acrobat Reader you will need to download it. The algorithm page is an Acrobat Reader PDF file.

Third, you must go to your download file and open the page. You may be asked if you want the file to open right after you download it. You won’t have to hunt for it in your download file if you are.

Bingo Counter Recommendations

There are so many different things you can use as bingo counters. Below you will find a list of my favorites.

Buttons
Bottle Caps
Counters
Plastic Apples
Small Apple Erasers
Small Glass Pebbles

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More Apple Activities for Kids

Below you will find more apple activities. Please take a moment to look them over.

Apple Fine Motor Craft

Apple Themed Addition with Regrouping and Without Worksheets

Apple Addition With and Without Regrouping Pages

Counting Worksheets 1-10 with an Apple Theme : Counting Seeds

Counting Seeds Worksheets

Even More Apple Activities

This post is part of an apple series I am hosting with 3 Dinosaurs. Every day for a week we will share a new apple printable. Please stop by Apple Printables and Activities post to see what we have shared.

3 Dinosaurs and I have hosted an apple event before. Please stop by and check out those activities. They are shared in a post called 5 Days of Apple Printables.

Peter Rabbit Garden Themed Printable Bingo Cards

March 14, 2018 By Deirdre

Your children will have fun playing with thesePeter Rabbit garden themed printable bingo cards. Peter Rabbit may not be able to get over the fence to reach the vegetables, but your children can. Just as with any printable bingo cards, the goal is to get three in a row.

Before playing with these garden themed printable bingo cards, you will want to read The Tale of Peter Rabbitby Beatrix Potter.

Getting Ready to use the Printable Bingo Cards

You will need to print out a set of the Vegetable Garden Free Printable Bingo Cards bingo cards for your children to use. They were designed to be printed out on a color printer. There are 10 cards in the set. You can decide if you want your children to all have the same card or each have a different card.

There is also a set of vegetable picture cards that you will need to print out.

Then you will need to gather something to use as the bingo pieces. You could use buttons as we did. You could also use bunny shaped pony beads .

Playing Bingo

Once each of your children has bingo card and some bunny or button counters, you are ready to start. Your children or you can pull one of the vegetable cards out of a stack. Then the vegetable will need to be shown to the group. Next everyone with that vegetable on their card will place a counter on it. The first person to have three counters in a row will win that round.

You can decide to focus a round of bingo on a vertical column, a horizontal row or a diagonal line of vegetables if you like. You could even have your children cover just the vegetables that are in the four corners.

If you like this printable bingo card set, here are some more that you might like.

Parrot Themed Color Bingo

Bunny Color Themed Bingo

Here are the other Peter Rabbit themed activities in this series:

Peter Rabbit Map Making with LEGOS – Inspiration Laboratories
Hop the Alphabet Bunny Game – Mama Smiles
Count and Pick Carrot Patch – Rainy Day Mum
Peter Rabbit Inspired Movement Game from My Storytime Corner
Peter Rabbit Felt Easter Craft- Teach Beside Me
Peter Rabbit Shape Matching Activity – School Time Snippets

Printable Bingo Cards That Explore Colors with Parrots

October 4, 2017 By Deirdre

It is day three of Pirate Printable Week! Today I have a set of printable bingo cards that explore colors. Each of the printable bingo cards for kids displays eight parrots. Each one features a single color. These would be a great part of a pirate unit or after reading a fun pirate themed book. (You will find a list of fun pirate books for kids a the end of this post.)

Printable Bingo Cards for Kids with Parrots

Before you get started you will need to download and print the Printable Bingo Cards that Explore Color with Parrots. The parrots and the skull in the free space are all colored clip art as well as the parrot color cards.You will need to print out the cards on a color printer.

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The only other supply you will need for the bingo game is something for your children to place on top of the color parrots. We used gems as our bingo markers. It might be fun to use gold coins Beistle 100 Piece Gold Plastic Pirate Treasure Embossed Coins Western Theme Supplies Casino Party Favors, 1.5″ a bingo covers.

One Player Bingo

You can give a pile of the parrot color cards and a bingo card to your child. They can take one color card of the pile at a time. After they say the name of the color, they can place on bingo marker on the parrot that is the same color on the card. When they have three markers in a row or column, they can say BINGO or ARRR!

Multiplayer Bingo

You will need to give each of your children one of the printable bingo cards and some bingo markers. Then your children can take turns picking up a card from the stack and calling out the color of the parrot on the card. Anyone with that colored parrot will cover it with a bingo marker. When one of the children has three markers in a row or column, they can say BINGO or ARRR!

Pirate Themed Books for Kids

I love tying activities I create for kids to children’s books with a similar theme. Two of my favorite pirate books areHow I Became a Pirate and Pirate Nap: A Book of Colors. They both have fun illustrations and are great fun to read aloud. I bet your children will love them.