Reading Bingo Free Printable

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If you know someone who loves to read, they’re going to love this fun Reading Bingo game. And, if you have a child who doesn’t love to read, it’s time to make reading fun with these free printables.

Part of Connor’s homework requires him to read for 20 minutes every night. Thankfully he enjoys reading but he tends to want to read the same books over and over or the same type of book all the time. He used to love to read nonfiction books but now he is into fantasy and science fiction. 

The monthly reading log he has to do for school can get a little boring so I thought it would be fun to create a Reading Bingo. Plus, I think Connor is starting to feel that reading is something that he has to do instead of something that he wants to do.

Printable Reading Bingo

Reading Bingo is great for children who love to read but it’s even better for reluctant readers who don’t enjoy reading or struggle with reading. This fun reading activity allows students to read a variety of books and genres in various places around the house.

Reading Bingo is a great way to get your children or students excited about reading. Assign this activity as a monthly reading log or just as a fun way to get your child or student to read more – either way, they’ll have a blast reading!

Download the Free Reading Activity

I’ve made it so easy for you to download these free Reading Bingo cards. Just add your name and email in the form below and this freebie will be delivered right to your inbox. Then, open your email and save the PDF file to your computer. It’s that easy! Once the PDF is saved to your computer, just print and everyone is ready to get their game on.

What’s included in this free download?

This freebie includes 6 pages – 3 bright and colorful reading bingo cards and 3 black and white bingo cards. I know that teachers making copies don’t have color printers at school and would prefer to use bright paper.