Halloween Bingo for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Toddlers and preschoolers can enjoy bingo when the game is trimmed down to what they can manage. That usually means fewer squares, large clear pictures and a grown-up helper at each table. The goal is matching and taking turns, not winning.

Practical tips

Use a smaller grid if you can, such as a 3 by 3, so a card is finished in a few minutes.
Let a helper sit with a small group and point to matching pictures.
Skip elimination. Everyone keeps playing until every child has a full line.
Use big, soft markers such as pom-poms or stickers instead of chips small children may put in their mouths.

Try the free generator

Make a sample set of random cards on the bingo card generator.

Frequently asked questions

Is bingo suitable for three-year-olds?

Many three-year-olds can match pictures with help. Watch for small markers and supervise closely.

Do the cards need words?

No. Picture cards let children play before they can read.