Ocean Bingo (Magma for Laurence King)

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When walking the coast you may find snails, crabs, and seaweed within tide pools or along the shore. Whereas to see whales, octopus, and sea turtles you have to go into the ocean. Here on the blog, we are passionate about all things nature inspired! We have a whole collection of ocean themed resources for you to use with your kids. You can use bingo daubers to mark the spots you get or you can use buttons, beans or even shells would be a fun option. Once everyone is set up The caller is going to pull a card out of the calling card pile. They’ll show the card to everyone and whoever has that picture on their bingo board will put a marker over the picture. The family will love playing this Ocean Animal Bingo for Kids! It’s a super simple game that is perfect for all ages to join in on the fun! Just print, start playing, and see who can yell BINGO first! There are both pictures and words on each card making it great for readers and nonreaders as well.

This ocean bingo set is just one of the many fantastic games Twinkl has to offer. There are lots of games, worksheets, activities, display items and more which are all underwater themed. Perhaps you want your classroom to look like Captain Nemo’s cave? Or maybe you want to take your children on an adventure across the seven seas? Whichever way you choose to put your lessons together, Twinkl has the resources you need.Make sure you review the Print Preview before printing. Every printer is different so make sure you select “Print to Fit to Size” or look at the printer Scale Features (you can print at 90% scale) in your printer settings so that it does not print cut off if you are having issues. The best part about Bingo is you can play more than one game! Play for a line or try for the full card! There are a few different patterns players can make on their cards to get bingo. Straight in a line up or down, and even diagonal across the card. Y’all know how much we love bingo in our house! Between our seasonal bingo games like Fall Bingo, Halloween Bingo, or even Spring Bingo there is always a different set of cards to choose from depending on our mood! But I have to say out of all the choices my kids always get so excited when I pull out the Animal Bingo game because it is their absolute favorite. Not only is it fun to play but you almost can’t help yourself from making all the animal noises as you play! There are 10 unique cards included. If you have more than 10 players you can break them up into small groups and play in groups of 2-3 players. You can also hand out similar cards and have more than one winner at a time.

The object of the game is to get 5 matches in a row in any direction (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal). The first one to get 5 in a row yells “BINGO!” If learning about ocean life with your kids, activities like this ocean themed bingo game are great additions to a unit study! Kids love exploring new topics in fun and creative ways. Supplies

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Grab a piece of poster board and draw a big octopus on it. Then the kids can play pin the leg on the octopus! Ocean bowling is a simple game. Grab some plastic water bottles and add some blue food coloring so the water in the bottles is blue. The kids can use a coconut to bowl or they can use a plastic bowling ball. While playing this fun Ocean themed bingo, children will be reviewing their vocabulary, word recognition and fine motor skills while using manipulatives to mark their images and of course, picture and word recognition. Cut out the bingo cards. Each player gets a bingo card. If you have more than 10 players you can put kids into small groups to play together. On the right side of the shelf ( book on a wooden cookbook holder), I have National Geographic Kids Ultimate Oceanpedia (gorgeous photos and a fabulous reference book! ).

Once you get 5 in a row either horizontal, vertical, or diagonal you yell Bingo! The first one to yell bingo wins that round. You can choose to play again with the same cards or switch them up! What Do I Need to Play Bingo? This free printable includes 10 Bingo Cards. And if you have more kids you can double up and play in teams.

Then you’re going to hand out a bingo card to everyone playing. For this bingo set you can have up to 6 people playing! If you have more than that, you can play in teams. Each player will get bingo markers as well. A list of marker possibilities is listed below. These free printables were created by Nature Inspired Learningand are for personal use onlyfor your home, classroom, or public library. This Printable Ocean Life Bingo Game is for non-commercial use. See full disclosure. Free Printable Ocean Life Bingo Game