You can use your own markers (think dried cereal, buttons, or even small candies) or you can cut out or punch out the circles included with each set. Some sets are for learning lowercase letters while some are for uppercase letters, and some are even a combination of both! You will also find a blank set for each person to write in their own letters before beginning the game, a set with the Spanish alphabet, and a set with adorable animals for the pre-school crowd. What better way for children to learn the alphabet than by playing Alphabet Bingo! Not only do they learn while having fun, but they will want to play it over and over again and repetition is key to memorizing all the letters (uppercase AND lowercase) as well as their sounds.īelow are 12 printable bingo sets, each with fifteen Alphabet Bingo cards.
