Free Math Bingo Printable (Addition & Subtraction 1-10)
A math bingo printable is one of the easiest ways to make early number practice feel like playtime.
These free printable bingo cards are designed to help young children build confidence with simple addition and subtraction while having fun.
With colorful visuals and engaging math questions, this game is perfect for classrooms, homeschool lessons, or rainy day learning at home.
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Get Ready to Use Your Math Bingo Printable
This math bingo game is simple to set up and makes early math practice genuinely fun.
You’ll get five bingo boards with a 5×5 grid, plus a calling card filled with beginner-friendly math problems like 2+2 and 6–1.
Print everything out—cardstock works best for durability, but regular paper is fine too. If you want to reuse it year after year, laminating the boards and calling cards is a great option (especially if you’re a laminator-lover like me!).
Cut out the math problem cards with a paper trimmer or scissors, then place them in a bowl or container, ready for play.
How to Play Math Bingo with Kids
Once your bingo boards and calling cards are printed and cut, it’s time to play.
- Give each child a math picture bingo board (there are 5 unique versions).
- Hand out markers or use dot markers to make it even more fun.
- Draw a calling card, read the equation (like “1 + 2”), and players mark the matching number or image on their board.
- Younger children may need a bit of help solving the problems, and that’s okay!
Don’t forget the free space in the center—it’s already counted as filled, giving everyone a head start.
The first player to mark five spaces in a row (across, down, or diagonally) and shout “Bingo!” wins. Keep drawing cards and playing as long as you like.
It’s a fun and interactive way to reinforce early math skills without any pressure.
More Free Math Printables
If your kids enjoyed the math bingo printable, they might love these other engaging math activities:
- Try our Easter math worksheets for a festive way to practice basic skills.
- Explore shopping math worksheets that introduce financial literacy through pretend play.
- Use our Roald Dahl inspired graphing worksheets to combine storytelling with data skills.
- These monster preschool math worksheets are great for kids who enjoy playful, themed learning.
- The zoo-themed math worksheets reinforce counting, addition, subtraction, and sorting by attributes—perfect for early learners.
Have even more fun with our free Pi Day bingo printable, perfect for celebrating March 14 with a math twist.
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Last Updated on 7 April 2025 by Clare Brown