Alphabet Bingo Printable – Cute & Free ABC Bingo Cards

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Bingo is a fun activity that people of all ages can enjoy, and this alphabet bingo game is perfect for young kids and students; so, are you ready for a fun game to practice letter recognition?

Looking for numbers bingo instead? Check out this post: Cute & Free Printable Bingo Cards 1-30 + Calling Cards

Alphabet cards printables you can find in this post

I have three free printable bingo games you can download and use immediately.

• Set 1) Uppercase letters – black & white (to save ink when printing)
• Set 2) Lowercase letters – black & white (ink-friendly choice to make learning fun!
• Set 3) Cute letters and font – black & white version
• Set 4) Full-color with cute fonts
• Set 5) Full-color with uppercase letters

Each set contains 12 different free cards and a calling sheet.

Paper size: US letter, but resizable (to A4 and other sizes).

More information about the free printable bingo printable set

Playing games is a great way to learn, and this free printable game has everything you need to set up a fun and educational bingo game. 

Usually, bingo has numbers, but these bingo cards have letters. 

• The calling card has all 26 letters (All alphabets A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, Y, T U, V, W, X, Y, and Z.)
• Each bingo card has a 5 x 5 grid, 25 squares in total. 
• In the middle of the grid is a free space.
• All provided bingo cards are different, so make sure each has a different number in the upper right corner.

And now that you’re all set, you’re ready to play bingo!

Free printable alphabet bingo cards

You can download and print the calling card and 12 different bingo cards here. Ensure each printed bingo card has a different number in the upper right corner.

The PDFs come in sets of four so that you can print them, either one on each page, two cards on a page, or four cards.

The images have my big logo on a pink, beige or blue banner, but the PDF files come without that.

All our bingo cards (free printables) ©SaturdayGift Ltd. For personal use only (or educational purposes), not to be copied, distributed, altered, or sold.

Calling card – free download with alphabet letters

Free alphabet bingo card templates in cute colors & font

DOWNLOAD: Pretty alphabet bingo cards with cute font

Free alphabet bingo card templates (pastel colors)

DOWNLOAD: Pastel ABC bingo cards with uppercase font

ABC Bingo cards – cute font (black & white)

DOWNLOAD: Alphabet bingo cards with cute font

Alphabet Bingo cards – Uppercase letters (black & white)

DOWNLOAD: Alphabet bingo cards with uppercase font

ABC Bingo cards – Lowercase letters (black & white)

DOWNLOAD: ABC bingo cards with lowercase font

Bonus: blank bingo cards 

If you need more cards, you can use these blank bingo boards. Just choose 24 out of the 26 alphabets and write them on each card in random order. 

• DOWNLOAD: Blank bingo card (pink)
• DOWNLOAD: Blank bingo card (beige)
• DOWNLOAD: Blank bingo card (green)
• DOWNLOAD: Blank bingo card (grey)
• DOWNLOAD: Blank bingo card (black & white)

TIP: If you laminate the bingo cards, the children can use dry-erase markers to mark their boards. 

Recommendation: To make sure you’re using the proper printer settings for better print results, save the file first to your computer and print it out.

Supplies you need for playing bingo

You can use free printable bingo games to save money and time. because playing bingo doesn’t require many supplies: just paper and a printer for printing the bingo cards, and bingo chips or daubers.

Recommended paper for printing bingo cards

I recommend using heavier paper so they’ll print out nicely. I use this HP paper for all my printing.

How to set up a bingo game using printables

Playing bingo is so much fun. Here are the instructions on how to set up and play bingo using printables:

1. Print out as many different bingo cards as you have players. You can find 12 different ones in this post. If there are more players, you can make small groups that use the same card. 
2. Print out two calling cards.
3. There are 26 alphabets on the calling card. Cut them out, fold each, and place them in a bowl.
4. Use the other calling card to mark down drawn letters, so you have something to check when a player calls bingo.
5. All players have their own bingo cards.
6. The bingo caller/teacher will pick a letter from the bowl and will say the letter name out loud, and all players will mark it on their cards.
7. The game continues until someone has created a row, column, or diagonal line of marked letters and has called out BINGO!

Kids love learning by playing games, and alphabet bingo is a fun way to teach them the alphabet in a fun and interactive way.

I hope you and your students/kids enjoy these printables!

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