Free Printable Valentine Bingo Cards

These free printable Valentine bingo cards are a simple, ready-to-use game for preschool and early elementary kids, whether you’re planning a classroom party or a low-prep activity at home.

The set uses clear picture symbols instead of numbers, so younger children can play independently without needing help reading or remembering complex rules. With multiple 5×5 bingo boards and matching calling cards included, it works well for small groups, whole classes, or sibling play.

It’s an easy way to add something festive to Valentine’s Day without extra setup, complicated instructions, or supplies you don’t already have.

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How to Set Up the Valentine’s Bingo Game?

This free printable set includes 5 different 5×5 bingo boards and a matching sheet of calling cards, so it’s ready to use for small groups or a simple class game.

Print the bingo boards and calling cards in color or black and white. Cardstock holds up better if you plan to reuse the game, but regular paper works fine for one-time play. If you want to use it year after year, laminating the boards is helpful but optional.

Cut apart the calling cards and place them in a bowl, bag, or hat. Each child gets one bingo board; the center square is a free space on every card.

For markers, kids can use crayons, dot markers, small counters, buttons, or even candy hearts if you want to keep it themed and hands-on.

How to Play Valentine’s Day Bingo in the Classroom?

Choose one person to be the caller (a teacher or student). The caller pulls one card at a time and names the picture clearly so everyone can follow along.

Students cover the matching image on their bingo board if they have it. Because the cards use pictures instead of words or numbers, younger kids can play without reading support.

Decide in advance what counts as a win, one row, column, diagonal, or a full card works well depending on time and attention span. When a student calls “Bingo,” quickly check the board against the called cards.

If you’re playing multiple rounds, collect the cards and markers or switch boards so kids get a fresh layout each time.

Valentine Bingo Gift Ideas

A small prize for the winner can make Valentine bingo feel extra special, but it doesn’t need to be anything elaborate or expensive. Simple, age-appropriate items tend to work best, especially in classroom or group settings.

Easy prize ideas include:

• Valentine’s Day stickers, which are inexpensive and easy to hand out without disrupting the game.
• Glitter crayons, a fun option kids can actually use during art time or take home.
• Small Valentine treats or themed surprises, such as mini bath bombs or squishy toys, which work well for at-home games or small groups.

If you’re putting together prizes for different ages or want a few backup ideas, you can also explore more Valentine gift options for kids.

More Valentine’s Day Activities

If you’re looking to build out a full Valentine’s Day theme, these free printables pair well with the bingo game for centers, early finishers, or a second activity.

A Valentine memory game works well for small groups or quiet play and uses the same familiar picture-based format kids already know.

Handprint Valentine crafts are a good option when you want something hands-on that doubles as a keepsake.

For a quieter activity, Valentine’s Day cards to color and Valentine’s coloring pages give kids time to slow down and work independently.

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Last Updated on 10 December 2025 by Clare Brown