Free Printable 4th of July Bingo

Need something to keep the kiddos busy on July 4th while they not-so-patiently wait for the fireworks to start!? Well, here you go! I whipped up this free printable 4th of July Bingo to play throughout the holiday, filled with lots of iconic American food and fun. (But mostly food… because that’s what holidays are all about, yes!?) Pass these out to the little ones and they’ll be quite content hunting down each and every item. I guarantee it! So print ’em and get ready for a grand ol’ time!

Supplies Needed

Here’s what you’ll need to play 4th of July Bingo:

• Free Printable 4th of July Bingo
• Computer paper or cardstock
• Printer
• Scissors
• Red, white and blue candy, star stickers, pennies, or other “markers” to mark off the boards!

How to Make Bingo Cards

Print the bingo cards on white computer paper or cardstock. Cut them using the guidelines on the printable.

Click the button below to download the July 4th bingo and easily print it right at home!

There are 10 printable cards, so all the kids can play! If you need more, you can print how ever many you need.

How to Play 4th of July Bingo

Here’s how to play 4th of july bingo!

Cut up one of the cards (or print an extra one) to use as your draw pile.

Give each child a bingo card along with candy, 4th of July stickers, pennies, or other markers. It is fun to have red, white or blue candies that the kiddos can use!

Place the cut up icons in a bowl. Draw one at a time, showing the players what you drew so they can mark it off on their card.

The first person to get 5 July 4th icons in a row, wins! Make sure to tell the kids exactly how to play and to yell “Bingo!” when they have 5 in a row.

Hand out prizes like candy or a special 4th of July s’mores!

More Ways to Use July Fourth Bingo Cards

Here are few fun ways you can use this free printable 4th of July bingo:

• During the fireworks outing: If you and your family and friends attend a fireworks show on the 4th of July, you can bring the bingo cards along with you for the kids to enjoy there! You can have someone draw the cards like normal, or have the kids mark down what they see while they are there.
• At the neighborhood barbecue: A lot of neighborhoods or streets have their own barbecue on 4th of July! Bingo cards would be a great thing to bring along to get all the kids involved.

Other 4th of July Activities to Try

• DIY Geometric Picnic Blanket
• 4th of July S’mores
• DIY Firework Glasses
• 4th of July Balloon Bikes
• DIY Star Piñatas

This 4th of July, you can make things a little bit more fun for the kids with my fourth of July bingo! They are guaranteed to love this simple game, especially while playing with their friends and siblings!

Psst… Recognize those little beach balls and those watercolor stripes!? Of course you do! Don’t miss the tutorial for the beach ball garland and the watercolor bunting tutorial, too!