Free Printable Thanksgiving Bingo (4 Cards + Calling Cards)

October 10, 2026

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Free Printable Thanksgiving Bingo cards and calling cards

Looking for a game the whole family can play while the turkey finishes cooking? This free printable Thanksgiving bingo comes with four different bingo cards and a page of calling cards, so you are ready to play in minutes.

It is a hit at the kids’ table, in classrooms before the holiday break, and even with grandparents. Just print, grab some candy corn for markers and start calling!

What’s Included

4 different bingo cards so every player has a unique board
Calling cards: 30 Thanksgiving words to cut out and pull from a bowl
Fun words like TURKEY, PUMPKIN, PILGRIM, WISHBONE and SWEET POTATO
Big, easy-to-read letters for young players
5 pages, US Letter size, prints beautifully in color or black and white

⬇ Download the Free Thanksgiving Bingo (PDF)

Free printable Thanksgiving bingo with 4 different bingo cards and calling cards from Swan and Cook — Pin this for your Thanksgiving game night!

Tips for Bingo Fun

Use candy corn, M&Ms or dried beans as bingo markers.
Print extra copies of the cards if you have more than 4 players.
Have a small prize ready for each winner: a sticker, a treat, or first pick of pie!
Laminate the cards or slip them into sheet protectors to reuse every year.

How do you play Thanksgiving bingo?

Give each player one of the four bingo cards and a handful of markers (candy corn, M&Ms or dried beans all work great). Cut out the calling cards, fold them, and drop them into a bowl.

The caller pulls one word at a time and reads it out loud. If a player has that word, they cover it. The first person to get five in a row (across, down or diagonal) shouts BINGO and wins the round! The FREE space in the middle counts for everyone.

How to Make Your Printables Last Year After Year

Want to use these bingo cards again and again? Print them on sturdy cardstock and run them through a laminator, or slip each page into a clear sheet protector. Then use dry-erase markers and simply wipe them clean when you are done. Store them in a folder or binder and they will be ready to go next time!