Icebreaker Bingo for Kids
A simple icebreaker bingo for kids, with short squares a young reader can manage, such as “has a pet” or “can hop on one foot”. Great for kindergarten to grade 2, a birthday party or the first day of summer camp.
How to play Icebreaker Bingo for Kids
- Choose the 4×4 card for little ones, then press Print cards to print one per child.
- Read the squares out loud together before you start.
- Kids walk around and ask friends the questions. When a friend says yes, the friend writes their name (or initials) in the square.
- The first child to fill a line shouts “Bingo!”. Keep going until everyone has a line.
Controls
- Tap or click a square to write a name in it
- Tap a filled square to change or clear the name
Tips
- Pre-readers can play in pairs with an older buddy who reads the squares.
- Let children draw a smiley face instead of writing a name.
- For older kids, switch to the Classroom set.
Bingo squares for kids
Squares from the Kids set.
- Find someone who has a pet
- Find someone who likes the color blue
- Find someone who can hop on one foot
- Find someone who likes pizza
- Find someone who has a dog
- Find someone who has a cat
- Find someone who likes to draw
- Find someone who can snap
- Find someone who likes ice cream
- Find someone who has been to the zoo
- Find someone who likes to swim
- Find someone who likes the rain
- Find someone who likes to sing
- Find someone who likes to dance
- Find someone who has a teddy bear
- Find someone who likes apples
- Find someone who can ride a bike
- Find someone who likes the color red
- Find someone who likes the color green
- Find someone who has seen a rainbow
- Find someone who has been to the beach
- Find someone who likes dinosaurs
- Find someone who can whistle
- Find someone who likes to read
FAQ
What age is kids icebreaker bingo for?
About ages 5 to 9. The squares use short, simple words, and the 4×4 card keeps it quick.
Can I make my own icebreaker bingo card?
Yes. Choose Your own squares (or press Edit squares), type one square per line and print. If you write fewer than 24 squares, the rest are filled from a ready-made set.
Can I print icebreaker bingo cards as a PDF?
Yes. Press Print cards, choose how many cards, then pick Save as PDF as the printer. Each card is shuffled, so no two players have the same layout.