Get This Popular Christian Easter Bingo Printable Game

Did someone say BINGO? 

I mean, who doesn’t love a good fun game of Bingo? It’s so versatile and makes for the perfect game to play with family, friends and even small youth groups at church. I created a Christian Easter bingo printable that just boasts with the religious Easter theme.

Use it to introduce the biblical resurrection story to your kids or use it as a refresher or supplement to what they’ve already learned about this amazing story. 

As long as my kids hear bingo, they’re all in to play… whether we’re gonna be playing regular bingo games or a jazzed up bingo like this one. They don’t care if it’s store-bought or printed out. The bingo game itself just brings about so much fun and excitement. 

Even though someone is always THIS close to winning, we never have any sore losers. It’s always a great time spent together, even for me as the bingo caller who’s usually calling out everything. 

If it sounds good to you, don't forget to get your free Easter bingo game at the bottom of the post.

Everything You’ll Need to Play Easter Bingo

You’ll find all that you need for a night of bingo fun in the file you download… That is everything except for the prizes, but no worries, I’ll give you some prize ideas.

This printable free PDF file comes with:

• An instruction sheet
• 8 unique cards
• A master calling card checkoff sheet
• The calling card cutout pieces
• Bingo markers for the players

What's on the bingo cards?

Prize Options for a Christian-Themed Easter

Don’t be like me and forget about the prizes. Usually when I forget to plan for the prizes, I resort to giving money as a prize. That’s what you call mom guilt from being unprepared.

So to prevent you from having to resort to money for all the rounds, I want to help you out and offer some prize ideas for the kids.

Prize Ideas for the Younger Kids

• Easter-themed drinking cups
• Stickers
• Bubbles
• Crayons or markers
• Fruit snacks

Prize Ideas for Elementary Aged Kids

• Easter-themed stationary: pencils, notebooks, erasers
• Small candies
• Temporary tattoos
• Craft supplies
• Small toys

Prize Ideas for Middle & High School Kids

• Easter-themed cups
• Journal
• Gift card
• Pocket devotional
• Fashion jewelry

Setting Up Bingo

First things first, download and print the file.

There’s a little bit of prep work to do beforehand, but really, it mostly entails cutting.

Grab the scissors because the bingo cards need to be cut.

The calling cards need to be cut.

AND the bingo markers need to be cut.

If you have a paper cutter tool like I have, it makes the process go so much quicker. 

How to Play 

Most people know the general concept of playing Bingo. It’s really the same with this bingo as well.

However, you can go over the images with your children and give them a little explanation on how the image relates to the resurrection story. 

Don’t forget, for every image listed on the bingo cards, I provided you a description further up.

But for your basic step by step instructions:

1. Hand Out the Bingo Cards: Give each player a bingo card and a stack of the bingo markers.
2. Draw the Calling Cards: Mix up the calling cards in a bowl or paper bag. Choose who’s going to be the caller and that person will draw the cards one by one.
3. Call Out the Images: The caller pulls a card, shows it to everyone, and calls out the image or symbol. For example, “Jesus praying!” or “Empty tomb!”
4. Mark Your Card: The players look for the called image on their bingo cards and place a marker on it if they have it.
5. Shout ‘Bingo!’: The first person to get five in a row shouts BINGO. And that’s five in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
6. Win!: The winner claims their prize.

Creative Ideas for Easter Bible Story Bingo

Storytime Bingo

This is a bit unconventional, but if you want to change it up a bit and add a bit of a challenge, try this.

Gather around for storytime. An adult or older child can read the Easter story aloud from either online or a children’s Bible.

The players listen for the keywords that correlate with the images on their bingo cards.

As the story is read, kids listen carefully and place a marker on their card whenever they hear one of the keywords mentioned.

And keeping up with regular bingo, the first child to get five in a row shouts “BINGO!” and wins a prize.

Bingo Markers

Instead of using the printable bingo markers, you can have your kids use the bingo dot markers from Dollar Tree or keep it themed and use jelly beans as markers.

Need More Than 8 Bingo Cards?

Plan to use this for Sunday School, small groups or a classroom party? I have a bundle of 30 unique bingo cards that can be purchased for $5. Please note, this set of 30 does include the 8 free bingo cards that I offer as a free download.

Printing Recommendations

For an added layer of durability and to reuse this fun Easter game again next year, print on cardstock paper. For best results, laminate each sheet. The caller can use dry erase markers to mark off the images being called. Use rubbing alcohol to clean your laminated sheets.

Fun Easter Activity

If you’re looking for a fun way to celebrate the Easter festivities this year, other than the classic Easter egg hunt, download this fun printable bingo game.