Easter Craft - Easter BUNNY Bingo Game

Here are instructions making an Easter version of this classic game. Play Bingo with an Easter twist. This game is fun to make and fun to play!

Supplies:
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Construction paper in holiday colors
Pens or Magic Markers
Ruler
Candy coins, M&Ms, or something similar to set on the numbers as they're called
A container to pull the numbers from

Step 1 ~
Cut a piece of construction paper into fourths, giving you four game boards. Or just use a full sheet per board, if you want to make a giant size game.

Step 2 ~
Use the ruler and a pen or marker to draw a grid on each game board. Each board should have five columns and six rows, for a total of 30 squares on each one.

Step 3 ~
In the top row of squares on each card, (where they would normally say B-I-N-G-O), print an Easter themed word in block letters. For example, you could print B-U-N-N-Y, or S-T-O-N-E, or R-I-S-E-N.

Step 4 ~
In each column, fill in the remaining five block with random numbers. In the first column, choose five random numbers from 1 to 15. In the second column chose five random numbers from 6 to 30. In the third column choose five random numbers from 31 to 45. In the fourth column choose five random numbers from 46 to 60. In the fifth column choose five random numbers from 61 to 75. Make the numbers different on each card!

Step 5 ~
Use another sheet of paper and 75 slips of paper. Put the numbers 1 through 75 on those slips, and put them into the container for the number-caller to draw from.

Step 6 ~
Play the game! Give each player enough candies to cover their numbers as the numbers are called, (each player could need up to 25 pieces), and a card. M&M's comes in a 'Holiday Mix' package of pastel colors for Easter, that are perfect for this. Have one person be the number-caller, drawing one slip of paper at a time from the container and calling it out loudly for every player to hear. Each player will cover any number they have that is called until there is a winner. Give out Easter themed treats as the prizes.

Happy Easter!

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