Free Printable Thanksgiving Bingo Cards for Kids (Color & Black and White)

Get 24 unique Thanksgiving Bingo cards in both color and black-and-white versions — all in one free printable PDF!

Each version includes 24 bingo cards, a set of calling cards, and easy-to-follow instructions.

Printing Guide:

Pages 1–14: Color Thanksgiving Bingo

Pages 15–28: Black & White Thanksgiving Bingo

Print only the pages you need!

Once upon a time, in a cozy autumn village, there lived a cheerful little turkey named Tommy. Thanksgiving was just around the corner, and Tommy wanted to organize the most wonderful celebration ever! But there was one problem.

"Oh, feathers!" Tommy sighed. "There are so many things to prepare! How will I remember them all?"

Just then, his friend Hazel the Hedgehog appeared, carrying a bright orange maple leaf.

"Don't worry, Tommy!" Hazel smiled. "Let's turn our Thanksgiving preparations into a fun game!"

"A game?" Tommy asked, spreading his colorful tail feathers.

"Yes! Thanksgiving Bingo!"

Together, they hurried to the pumpkin patch, where Sammy the Scarecrow was watching over the golden pumpkins.

"Would you like to help us?" Tommy asked.

"Of course!" Sammy replied. "Let's find everything we need for our Thanksgiving celebration!"

First, they spotted a big orange pumpkin.

"Pumpkin!" shouted Tommy.

Then Hazel discovered a shiny red apple beneath an autumn tree.

"Apple!" she cheered.

Near the garden, Sammy found golden corn, sweet potatoes, and a basket full of little pumpkins. Soon, their bingo cards were filling up with wonderful autumn pictures.

They found colorful leaves, crunchy acorns, a beautiful sunflower, and even a pair of rain boots! But something was still missing.

"The Thanksgiving dinner!" Tommy exclaimed.

The friends hurried home, where a delicious feast was waiting: pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, warm dinner rolls, and apple cider. Tommy looked at his bingo card. One picture... two pictures... THREE pictures in a row!

"BINGO!" he shouted happily.

Everyone laughed and cheered. As the sun set over the golden autumn trees, Tommy gathered his friends around the table.

"Do you know what I'm most thankful for?" he asked.

"The pumpkin pie?" guessed Sammy.

"The colorful leaves?" asked Hazel.

Tommy shook his head and smiled.

"I'm thankful for wonderful friends like you!"

And from that day on, Thanksgiving Bingo became their favorite holiday tradition.

The End.

Thanksgiving Bingo is easy to set up and fun for young children.

1.Print the bingo cards and calling cards.

2.Cut out the calling cards and shuffle them.

3.Give each player a bingo card.

4.Draw one calling card at a time and say the picture name aloud.

5.Players find and mark matching pictures on their cards.

6.The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line of three pictures shouts "BINGO!"

Tip: Use paper markers or small pieces of paper to cover the pictures. Kids can also color the pictures on the black-and-white cards!