Free Printable Valentine’s Bingo Cards (for all ages!)
These free printable Valentine Bingo Cards make playing Valentine’s Day bingo easy. It’s simple to print and play, and is a hit for young children, older kids, and adults.
Bingo is one of my favorite games for parties, especially with mixed ages playing. The games are relatively short so you can play as many as you like. Plus many people can win, which is always fun for everyone.
I filled this printable bingo game with 30 cute Valentine images and sweet colors that complement other Valentine’s Day activities and decorations. Combine these free Valentine’s bingo printables with my other Valentine printables for a festive holiday event.
Free Printable Valentine’s Day Bingo Cards
Bingo is a classic game for a reason. Everyone enjoys playing (and winning!) There are a variety of ways to play, so the fun can last as long as you want it to. No reading is required, so even the youngest can play with minimal help
There are 6 unique cards in the free download, perfect for a Valentine party, family game night or small groups needing a fun Valentine’s Day game.
Larger sets of up to 50 different cards are available in my online store for class parties and other large groups.
Setting Up for Bingo
Before your gathering, you’ll need to prepare your Valentine Bingo Game. It won’t take long, but it’s easier to just take out the game when you’re ready to play.
Download and print the free Valentine’s Day bingo cards and calling card page. The sheets are designed 2 per US letter size page to save paper and printing costs.
Mid-weight white card stock is my favorite for bingo printables. It gives the best results, since it’s more durable than standard printer paper. Printer paper will also work, but expect them to last only one day of use.
You can download the free printable file near the bottom of this post.
Cut apart the bingo game boards and calling cards. You can use either scissors or a paper trimmer, but I prefer a paper trimmer for nice, straight edges and speedy cutting.
You’ll need something to use as bingo markers. Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to use candy as your bingo chips. You can use conversation hearts, colorful chocolate kisses, or Valentine m&m’s. Just make sure you have plenty on hand, since these markers are tasty!
*tip: laminating the bingo sheets using either a laminating machine or self-laminating envelopes will allow reusing the cards through February, even year after year.
You can use dry erase markers on laminated bingo sheets, though I still find the bingo cards don’t last as nicely with all the erasing.
How to Play Valentine’s Bingo
Most people have played a traditional bingo game before. But reviewing the rules is always a good idea, to avoid confusion and make sure everyone is on the same page.
To play Bingo:
- Pass out bingo boards to each player or team. Place the calling cards in a bowl and mix them well.
- Give each player at least 25 bingo markers (more if using candy, since some will “mysteriously vanish” during the game.)
- Make sure each player places a marker on the free space in the center.
- As the bingo caller pulls a calling card from the bowl, players add a marker to the matching picture space.
- The first person to match 5 in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) shouts “BINGO!” and wins the game
All players then clear the game pieces from their boards to play again.
Alternative Bingo Winning Plays
Changing up the winning move from a single straight line is a great way to make this fun Valentine game shorter or longer. Try these options:
- Four Corners– cover all 4 of the board corners
- X-OUT – match both diagonals through the center square
- Cris-Cross – match vertical and horizontal through the center square
- Make a Letter – try marking a T, L, O, or I to win
Valentine Bingo Prizes
Adding prizes for your game winners is a great way to encourage some friendly competition between players. You’ll want to adjust your prizes for age and the number of games you’ll play.
Of course there is a plethora of Valentine candy, small stuffed animals, and other themed novelties to choose from this time of year. I’ve listed some of my other favorite ideas below.
For classrooms, anything that would work in a regular prize box will work for a game of Valentine’s Day bingo. Try:
More Holiday Bingo Printables
I have plenty of printable bingo games for your next holiday gathering. Try these options for upcoming holidays:
St. Patrick’s Day Bingo
Earth Day Bingo
Easter Bingo
Download the Free Printable Valentine Bingo Game
Download the free printable pdf file to your device using the orange button below, then print as many as you need for personal use. See full Terms of Use for printables.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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