Fall Bingo Cards

How to play fall bingo

1. Give each player a card and something to mark squares with.
2. The caller reads words from the caller's list in any order, ticking each one off.
3. Players mark a word when it's called. The middle square is free.
4. The first to complete a row, column or diagonal shouts "Bingo!" and the caller checks the card.

Print 2 cards to a page to save paper, cut them apart, and use candy, cereal or buttons as markers. The caller’s list on the last page makes calling easy.

Good to know

• Leaves turn yellow and orange when the green chlorophyll breaks down in autumn, revealing pigments that were in the leaf all summer. Reds come from new pigments many trees make in the fall.
• In the Northern Hemisphere, the autumnal equinox falls on September 22 or 23, when day and night are close to equal length.
• Both "fall" and "autumn" are correct. "Fall" is more common in the United States and comes from the older phrase "fall of the leaf."

Words on these cards

autumnleavespumpkinharvestacornapplescarecrowhayridesweatersquirrelmapleoak treepineconecorn mazeapple pickingpumpkin patchcidergourdsquashhay balebonfireflannelscarfbootsrakeleaf pilecrispchillybreezycozyorangegoldencrimsonchestnutcornstalkcranberrypecanmigrationgeeseequinoxseptemberoctobernovemberfootballcinnamoncaramel applepumpkin piehot cocoasunflowerharvest moon

Want a quiet activity too? Print the fall word search with the same words.