[csb/5th]

Does anyone know of a site where you can create multiple Bingo cards free? I used to have one saved on an old computer. It was very easy to use. You typed in the words and the computer automatically would print multiple cards with the words in different places on the cards. I found a site where I can make individual Bingo cards, but I don't think it will create multiple ones (different cards with the same words). Thanks!

[tammynj]

Wow, wish I had known about that website earlier. I like to play vocabulary bingo w/ my kids. I used to write out each card by hand, then realized it was WAY too much work. Next I tried having a couple of trusted students write them out (kids I knew would work neatly and spell the words correctly). That worked, b/c they loved to help, but took too much time. Now what I do is I put the list of vocabulary words on an overhead; each student gets a blank bingo grid and fills in the card w/ the words. They like putting the words on the board, and there never seems to be a duplicate card. We review the definitions while they are writing the words down. The only problem is that some of the kids write messily, and/or spell the words incorrectly. It only takes about ten minutes to get all the cards done.

If I could find out the name of that website, that would be a great option to have, though!

[csb/5th]

I've also let the students fill in their own cards with Bingo and Tic Tac Toe. It is a great way to review. My coworkers and I were wanting ready made Thanksgiving Bingo cards to play for Grandparents Day. We will use candy corn for the markers. We thought the Grandparents could help play. This is the site that I found that will make Bingo cards, but I'm not sure about making multiple cards. Looks like you can scramble the words, but I guess you'd have to do that every time you printed one. The site I had a few years ago was one where you typed in the words and it would print out multiple different cards with the push of one button.

Here is the site: http://teach-nology.com/web_tools/materials/bingo/

[tammynj]

Thanks for the info. That's also a great idea for Grandparents' Day. We don't have Grandparents' Day until Catholic Schools Week, but I will have to keep that in mind.

This is such a great website!

[Mrs. T.]

Here are some fun bingo cards that can be made for any theme....
www.dltk-cards.com/bingo/

You can use pictures, words, letters, etc. Very easy to make!

[SnoopyLover]

I have used this website a lot and it gives you a lot of choices.