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Free Printable Fairy Tales Bingo Cards

Glass slippers, magic beans and a house made of gingerbread: the squares mix characters and objects from traditional tales collected by the Brothers Grimm, Charles Perrault, Hans Christian Andersen and other storytellers. The teacher or librarian gives a clue ("the shoe left behind on the palace steps") and students cover the answer.

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    How to play fairy tales bingo

    1. Set the number of players, then press Print or save as PDF. Each player gets a different card.
    2. Call items in random order with the built-in caller, or use the printed call list.
    3. Players mark each called square. The first to complete a row, column or diagonal shouts "Bingo!"

    Tip: Close a fairy tale unit in grades 1 to 4 with this game, and ask the winner to retell one story from the winning line with a beginning, middle and end. Several squares come from the same tale, so make each clue point to one exact character or object.

    Fairy Tales Bingo word list

    These 36 items are loaded into the generator above. Edit, remove or add your own before printing.

    • Cinderella
    • Glass slipper
    • Fairy godmother
    • Pumpkin coach
    • Wicked stepmother
    • Snow White
    • Seven dwarfs
    • Poisoned apple
    • Magic mirror
    • Sleeping Beauty
    • Spinning wheel
    • Rapunzel
    • Tall tower
    • Hansel and Gretel
    • Gingerbread house
    • Trail of breadcrumbs
    • Little Red Riding Hood
    • Big bad wolf
    • Three little pigs
    • Goldilocks
    • Three bears
    • Bowl of porridge
    • Beanstalk
    • Magic beans
    • Giant
    • Rumpelstiltskin
    • Straw spun into gold
    • Frog prince
    • Puss in Boots
    • Ugly duckling
    • Princess and the pea
    • Gingerbread man
    • Billy Goats Gruff
    • Troll under the bridge
    • Once upon a time
    • Happily ever after
    Free printable Fairy Tales Bingo card: a sample word card ready to print
    A sample card. Yours are shuffled differently for every player.

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    Questions and answers

    Are the bingo cards really free?

    Yes. You can print up to 10 unique cards per game at no cost, as often as you like, without creating an account. The optional Unlimited Pass is for larger groups.

    How do I save the cards as a PDF?

    Press "Print or save as PDF". In the print window choose "Save as PDF" as the printer. On a phone, use the share or print option in the preview that opens.

    Is every card different?

    Yes. Each card is shuffled separately from your list, so players cannot all win at the same time. The more items your list has beyond the number of squares, the more the cards differ.

    Can I use my own words?

    Yes. Replace the list with your own words or phrases, one per line. A 5×5 card with a free space needs at least 24 items, a 4×4 card needs 16 and a 3×3 card needs 8.

    What paper should I use?

    Normal printer paper works. Card stock lasts longer if you plan to reuse the cards. The layout fits both US Letter and A4.