Make a whole-class Valentine game easy to prepare. This pink-and-berry pack supplies 30 different 5-by-5 word bingo cards, each with a free center, plus the host pages needed to run a round.
What’s in the 37-page PDF?
- A print guide and teacher instructions
- 36 calling cards across three cut-apart sheets
- A caller checklist for checking winning lines
- 30 numbered player cards, one per page
- A sheet of 100 optional paper markers
Every calling word appears on 20 of the 30 player cards. Each player card contains 24 different words plus the free center. Layouts and winning-line word sets differ across the set, although multiple players can still win on the same call.
Print what your class needs
Player cards are pages 7-36: page 7 is card 01, page 36 is card 30. Print one different card per player, or let pairs share. For groups larger than 30, play at separate tables or in pairs; duplicate cards in one game can produce identical winners.
Use U.S. Letter paper at actual size, single-sided. White squares and dark lettering remain readable in grayscale, although the original is Valentine-themed in color. An adult cuts the calling cards. Use pencils, suitable reusable markers, or print one optional marker sheet per four players.
A reading game with support
These are word cards, not picture bingo. They suit elementary readers with adult help. Read and show each call, demonstrate unfamiliar words, and allow emerging readers to work with a partner. A short round may take around 8-12 minutes, but the winning pattern and drawn calls affect the timing. Everyone finishing on the same call can share the win.
No candy, romantic pairing or physical affection is required. The Valentine’s classroom party guide has more games and a 30-minute plan.
This is a digital PDF download, not an editable template or a physical product. Personal or group use only. Do not republish this file online.
