Fruits and Vegetables · Bingo

Fruit and Vegetable Bingo

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Fruit and vegetable bingo with 36 everyday foods, so every card is different. A fun way to talk about healthy eating, colors and where food comes from.

Card type

One per line, or separated by commas. 36 words. Each card needs 24.

Pictures

Tap a picture to put it on the cards; tap again to take it off.

36 pictures chosen. Each card needs 24.

One for each player, and a few spares. Up to 100.

Paper
More options5 × 5, free space, 2 per page, call list
Grid size
Cards per page
Print pictures in

Black and white saves ink, and children can color the pictures in.

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6 pages: 10 cards, then the call list

Words on the cards

  • apple
  • banana
  • strawberry
  • grapes
  • watermelon
  • pineapple
  • orange
  • blueberry
  • cherry
  • pear
  • peach
  • lemon
  • mango
  • kiwi
  • plum
  • raspberry
  • carrot
  • broccoli
  • potato
  • tomato
  • cucumber
  • lettuce
  • peas
  • spinach
  • pumpkin
  • onion
  • corn
  • celery
  • pepper
  • cauliflower
  • green beans
  • sweet potato
  • avocado
  • mushroom
  • cabbage
  • zucchini

Every word can be changed in the box above before you print.

Ideas for using it

  • Ask players to name the color of each fruit or vegetable as it is called.
  • Serve a tasting plate of a few of the foods as the prize.
  • Play it on a farmers’ market visit or a school garden day.
Fruit and Vegetable Bingo: printable card from a set of up to 100 different cards, with 36 words

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