Head out to the SPJST Hall in Holland for the St. Stephen Women's Society annual Turkey Bingo Sunday and try your luck at winning a 'BIG BIRD' for your Thanksgiving dinner. Celebrate Turkey Day by playing Thanksgiving 5x5 Bingo! These printable PDFs contain everything you need to play Bingo. Youll also get 30 JPEG bingo cards - great for Virtual Bingo! Youll get the following files:. 30 unique bingo cards for printing (both 1 card per page and 2 cards per page). 30.

1. Turkey Bingo
2. Thanksgiving Bingo
3. Printable Thanksgiving Bingo Game
4. Turkey Bingo Prizes
5. Printable Thanksgiving Bingo For Adults

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Turkey Bingo Download or create custom printable turkey thanksgiving bingo cards. The printable PDF file will include a calling sheet with all the words and random bingo cards. Customize 20 Cards - FREE. Turkey Bingo Turkey Bingo With God's Help, we will celebrate the dignity and worth of all persons and are called to Seek Christ, Share Christ, and Serve Christ. Here’s a fun Thanksgiving bingo game your kids can play during your celebrations at home or in the classroom. Your kids will enjoy playing this bingo game with family and friends or in small groups at school. There’s also a black and white version because I know how expensive ink can be. Keep reading to grab your copy of this classic game.

or Turkey Bingo!

How do you playThanksgiving Bingo?
You can play one of two ways.
The first way is to play the game the traditional way using cards with numbers,only you use our turkey dabbers to cover the card.

Here is a sample of aThanksgiving Bingo Card with our
Turkey Dabbers.

Here is an example of one turkey and it fits on our own Brownielocks free printable Bingo Card.

(To save page loading, I did not insert the DabberSheets and Bingo Card on this page like I did for the Patriotic Bingo. This iswhy the 'No Right Click' is on here. All images you need to playThanksgiving Bingo are via Links and not offered on this page.)

Now the much more funway to play our Turkey Thanksgiving Bingo is to play it like we described Baby Shower Bingo,Bridal Bingo, Christmas Bingo, Halloween Bingo, etc.
on our History of Bingo page.

Rules

1. Across the topof the card replace the B-I-N-G-O with either
G-O-B-L-E or T-H-A-N-K or T-U-R-K-Y

Tip:B-I-N-G-O should be replaced by a word that
does not have any letters duplicated to avoid confusion.
This is why I only used one 'B' in Gobble.
I know turkey is mis-spelled too.

Turkey Bingo

If there is another5-letter word you prefer that doesn't duplicate any letters feel free to use it.Thanksgiving is a holiday with limited topics and I couldn't come up withanything.

2. Give all yourplayers a blank card.

3. Then give them a listing of the words they can choose from to play with(see below) and have them write those on the card as follows:

(a) Provide the LETTERfirst and then the word so that they don't just put these words anyplace andthen have a harder time to find them when you call out the game.
(b) Keep 2 sheets for yourself. One to keep track of what has been calledand one to cut up to put into a bowl to call from.

4. Define thetype of game before you call. A regular bingo, a full cover game or whateverelse you choose.

Below are some examplesof words based on the header
G-O-B-L-E at the top of the card.

There are 24 emptyspaces on a card. There are 50 words below to pick from. There are 5blanks per letter and we offer 10 options per letters to arrange as the playerwishes.

All words have to dowith the history of Thanksgiving, it's people, customs or items.

Thanksgiving Bingo

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andCheck out our other holiday bingo games:
Halloween Bingo !
Valentine Bingo!
EasterBingo!
HamRadio Bingo!
(This has it's own card)

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besides ThanksgivingHistory

Printable Thanksgiving Bingo Game

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Turkey Bingo Prizes

Turkey bingo has been a Thanksgiving tradition in our family for many years. My mother is always looking for fun things to do at family gatherings, and she especially likes games that offer small prizes to foster some good natured competition among family members. –Guest post by Christine of Pies and Aprons

I especially love this game because it involves cute little prizes wrapped up in adorable packages. Prizes are not elaborate or expensive-usually around 1.00 each-but you never know what could be inside! The number of prizes should equal the number of players, plus a couple of extra ones just for fun. You can vary the items depending on the ages at your Thanksgiving table. We generally have some pretty things, a few useful guy things, and some fun candy or food items. Traditionally, there is always a white elephant as well. We still chuckle about the year that two of my nieces battled over one particular package, only to find out at the end that it was a tin of sardines. Now, of course, it has become tradition to always include a tin of sardines in the mix. (Our ladder ball tourney at the 4th of July can get pretty heated. You would think we were playing for a trip to Disneyland rather than the whopping $10 prize offered.)

Turkey Bingo rules:

(and yes, I know that name really makes no sense)

1. Pile prizes into the middle of a table, with everyone playing seated around the table.
2. Set the kitchen timer for 5 minutes (the time may vary with the number of players; generally calculate about 30-40 seconds for each player)
3. Taking turns, each player rolls a pair of dice.
4. If they roll doubles, they get to choose a prize
5. If they do not roll doubles, they pass the dice to the next player.
6. This should take place quickly to allow for as many turns as possible, and also to create a frenzy!
7. Once all of the prizes are gone from the middle, players are allowed to “steal” prizes from each other….this is where it really gets fun. IF you still have time on the timer – keep rolling the dice and if you roll a double, you get to steal anyone’s present from the table. You keep rolling dice until the time runs out.
8. When time is up, players get to open their prizes.
9. (We always allow and encourage trading and sharing at the end)

On Thanksgiving, after the table has been cleared, and before everyone has a chance to flop down on the couch in front of the television, gather the guests and break out the dice. This game will get all ages involved, and though it’s not exactly aerobic, the excitement may burn off enough calories to make room for an extra slice of pie.

Printable Thanksgiving Bingo For Adults

Christine is a former vintage shop owner, retail merchandiser and HGTV stylist. Currently, a designer working under the self-proclaimed title “at home expert”, she blogs about homekeeping and everyday joys at Pies and Aprons.