Earth Day Bingo Cards
Recycle, reuse and protect: bingo with a message for April 22.
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About these earth day bingo cards
Earth Day bingo turns environmental vocabulary into a game. Words like compost, conserve, habitat and pollution give you a quick way to review a science unit, and each call is a chance to talk about one small thing students can do to help.
Print the cards on scrap paper or the back of old worksheets to fit the theme, and use bottle caps as markers. Every card is unique and the caller sheet is included.
Want a different topic? The bingo card generator works with any word list.
How to make bingo cards
- 1
Type or paste your words, one per line. Use vocabulary, sight words, math facts or anything your class is learning.
- 2
Pick a grid size and how many cards you need. Every card is shuffled differently, so no two students share a board.
- 3
Print the cards, or choose Save as PDF in the print window. The caller sheet prints on the last page.
Ideas for earth day bingo
One small action
For each word called, ask a student for one way to help, such as turning off lights for energy.
Recycled supplies
Print on used paper and mark squares with bottle caps.
Science review
Call definitions instead of words to review your ecosystems unit.
Clean-up follow-up
End with a ten-minute schoolyard clean-up using the classroom timer.
Frequently asked questions
When is Earth Day?
Earth Day is April 22 each year. The game works any time you teach about the environment.
Can I call definitions instead of words?
Yes. Read a definition and students find the matching word, which turns the game into a vocabulary review.
Can I edit the list?
Yes. Add words from your own science unit.