Free Classroom Bingo
Print numbered cards, project the board, check a win by card number. Free, no account.
Classic bingo, numbers 1 to 75. Print the cards, put the board on the projector, and press Next number. When a student calls Bingo, type their card number: the board rebuilds the card and checks it against what has been called. Cards can carry each student’s name, two to a sheet, and the same game code always makes the same cards, so you can print again for students who were away.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Bingo work in class?
You set up a game, print numbered cards, and project the board. Press Next number and a coloured ball shows the number; students cross it out on their card. When someone shouts Bingo, type their card number and the board checks it against the numbers actually called.
Do students need devices or accounts?
No. Students play on paper cards. The only screen is yours, and there is nothing for students to log in to.
How does it know whose card is whose?
Every card has a number, and a game code printed beside it if you want it there. The board rebuilds any card from the game code and its number, so nothing is stored on a server. Print the same game again and you get the same cards.
Can I print a card with each student’s name?
Yes. Add your class once and print one named card per student, two to a sheet if you like. Named cards are numbered in class-list order, and the spare cards carry on after the last student. You can print just the students who were away and they get the same cards as before.
What if a student calls Bingo by mistake?
The board checks the card against the numbers called, not what the student crossed out. If the card is not a win, it shows the squares that have not been called yet, and the game carries on.
What counts as a win?
Any line (a row, column or diagonal), the four corners, or a full house. You can switch the rule part-way through and play on with the same cards.
Where is my game kept?
In this browser, under the game code, so a page refresh does not lose it. Nothing about the game or your students is sent to Cloodit.