A complete Easter emoji bingo kit: full-color picture cards with eggs, chicks, bunnies, tulips, lambs, carrots, baskets and the rest of spring, cut-out calling cards, a master call sheet and printable markers. Boards are randomized for every player so no two share a card. Three designs cover the day. Spring Garden is a tulip meadow, a small bunny and pastel rainbow headers under a HOPPY easter title. Folk Pysanky is six painted eggs over a zigzag folk border and a serif EASTER traditions. Bunny Hop is mint green with a big bunny, a chick, a carrot, grass and a HOP HOP! headline. Add a logo to brand every card, pick a color for the markers and call sheet, and download three PDFs that together make the whole game.
Want numbers instead of pictures? The Easter Normal Bingo page prints classic 1-75 cards in these same three frames.
The three Easter emoji bingo designs
Choose a design above; cards, calling cards and markers print in that style.
Spring Garden
Folk Pysanky
Bunny Hop
Running a Easter picture-bingo round
Run it as the baskets come back in from the hunt, or at brunch while the adults are still at the table. Print the cards at four per page for a class or one per page for a table, hand out jelly beans or mini eggs as markers, and call from the Master Call Sheet: hold up the picture, say the name, and let the players find it. First to five in a row wins; a blackout round covers the whole card and runs about three times as long.
Picture bingo works for pre-readers and mixed-age tables because nobody has to hear a number and find it. It suits the Sunday-school classroom on Palm Sunday, the kids’ end of the brunch table and the children’s-ministry hour after the service. The same three frames print classic 1-75 numbers on the Normal Bingo page linked above.
Easter emoji bingo, frequently asked
Which Easter design is right for a Sunday-school class?
Bunny Hop. It reads youngest, with a big bunny, a chick and a carrot around a HOP HOP! title, and the item pictures are large enough for pre-readers to match by shape. The list is secular, so it fits a public-school party as well.
Is there a design that works for adults at Easter brunch?
Folk Pysanky: six painted eggs over a zigzag folk border and a serif EASTER, in red, green and gold. Print it one per page and it sits next to the place cards without looking like a kids' craft.
Can I add Bible-story items like the empty tomb?
Not in this kit; the picture pool is fixed at 35 spring items. For a Resurrection-themed round, use the holiday word bingo page: pick Easter, click Custom, and type your own list.
How many players can one print run cover?
As many as you set the page count to. Four cards per page at ten pages is forty different boards. The pool of 35 items with 24 per card means no two boards repeat.
Do I have to cut out the calling cards?
No. The last page of the Calling Cards PDF is a Master Call Sheet listing every item with its picture. Print that page alone, call in any order, and tick items off with a pen.