Holiday · 26 words

Easter Bingo Card Generator

Create free printable Easter bingo cards with a 26-word spring list. Choose 5x5 or 4x4, A4 or US Letter, print up to 30 unique cards instantly.

Example card — a real 5×5 grid from this list.

About this easter bingo set

Easter activities usually happen in a church hall or a garden, which means no projector and a lot of moving parts. This list is built for that: it pairs spring nature words with the handful of tradition words a children's ministry will want, and it deliberately avoids anything that needs a grown-up to explain. It is equally usable at a family egg hunt where half the players are under six. The cards print cleanly on A4 and US Letter, and each batch is generated in your browser, so you can print a spare set at the last minute when more cousins turn up than expected. Save the seed if you want the same cards next year, or hit regenerate for a fresh set. Counters work better than pens on a lawn.

Who it suits

Children's ministry leaders, primary teachers, and families running an egg hunt in the garden.

Ways to play

  • Egg-hunt bingo: cover a square when you find that item hidden outside.
  • Sunrise service: a quieter version where players mark words as they hear them read.
  • Hunt-and-match: pair younger children with an older reader on one card.

The Easter Bingo word list

26 words, written for this theme only. Source: Compiled from spring-nature vocabulary lists and church children's ministry activity sheets; keeps both secular and Palm Sunday / sunrise-service wording available in one set.

  • Easter Egg
  • Bunny
  • Chick
  • Basket
  • Chocolate
  • Jelly Beans
  • Spring
  • Lamb
  • Tulip
  • Sunrise
  • Bonnet
  • Egg Hunt
  • Daffodil
  • Nest
  • Carrot
  • Marshmallow
  • Palm Sunday
  • Lily
  • Candy
  • Church
  • Bloom
  • Butterfly
  • Rainbow
  • Hot Cross Bun
  • Family
  • New Life

Questions

Is the list religious or secular?

It contains both — spring nature words alongside Palm Sunday, Church and Sunrise. You can edit the list in the word box to suit your setting.

Will the colours print correctly?

Cards print as black line art on white, which is cheap on any home printer and easy for children to colour in themselves.

Can I save the cards I made?

Keep the seed shown next to the regenerate button and you can rebuild the exact same set any time.

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