Reading Bingo
- My ultimate goal as a reading teacher is for students to simply learn to love reading! If I can give them a little push of encouragement every month, I'll do it! These Reading Bingo cards are meant to be sent home to give nightly reading a bit of a flare. Reading Bingo provides students the opportun.
- Facebook Twitter Pinterest This free printable reading bingo game will be a hit with your young learners. Every year at the beginning of March, kids can do various activities to celebrate National Reading Month. Use this activity to go alongside your reading lessons or just to have fun throughout the month of March for National ReadingRead More.
- Reading and Writing Bingo Printable. Download the Reading and Writing Bingo printable here. What types of things are you doing to make sure your kids are reading during the summer? If you have younger kids, check out our Reading Bingo printable here. Download a copy of the 180 Summer Activities eBook to get reading bookmarks and much more.
Reading Book BINGO Prizes For us, there are three different levels of prizes based on the books read. There’s the traditional five in a row BINGO prize, the perimeter prize (sneaking math in for the homeschool mom win!), and the complete board prize.
With summer here, I needed something to inspire & motivate my little reader (and readers to be)! I created these fun Summer Reading BINGO charts to use with my own kids. Today, I am excited to share these printable BINGo cards with you. Here’s how the Summer Reading BINGO challenge works:
Reading Bingo Sheet
1. Set a reading time goal for each individual child.
2. Decide on one or several prizes. These could be a special trip for ice cream, a new toy, a trip to the water park, or really anything. Just make sure the prizes are something that the kids really want to earn.
3. Start reading, reading, & reading. As they read, the child gets to cross off the chart.
Reading Bingo Card
4. Then comes the prizes. You could give a small prize for getting BINGO (5 across or 5 down) & a really awesome prize for finishing the whole chart and getting blackout, it’s really whatever you decide.
I hope these free & fun printables keep your little ones inspired to read, read, & read!
Click here to download & print the following three BINGO cards or Right click on the image to open it in a new window. You can save it or print from there. Make sure to scale it to size when printing!
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