St. Patrick's Day Emoji Bingo (3 Free Designs)
A complete St. Patrick’s Day emoji bingo kit: full-color picture cards with shamrocks, rainbows, gold coins, a leprechaun, fiddles and step dancers, potatoes, stew and soda bread, 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. Emerald Classic is cream stock with a forest-green and gold frame, Celtic knot corners and a serif ST. PATRICK’S title. Clover Field is mint green with shamrocks scattered in the corners and a script Lucky. Leprechaun is a six-band rainbow, a pot of gold, a leprechaun hat and a LUCKY DAY! 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 St. Patrick’s Day Normal Bingo page prints classic 1-75 cards in these same three frames.
The three St. Patrick's Day emoji bingo designs
Choose a design above; cards, calling cards and markers print in that style.
Emerald Classic
Clover Field
Leprechaun
Running a St. Patrick’s Day picture-bingo round
Run it the school day before the parade, or at the pub between the band’s sets. Print the cards at four per page for a class or one per page for a table, hand out green M&M’s or gold chocolate coins 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 classroom party in early March, the parade-day cookout and the pub trivia night. The same three frames print classic 1-75 numbers on the Normal Bingo page linked above.
St. Patrick’s Day emoji bingo, frequently asked
Which St. Patrick's design works for a classroom?
Clover Field. Mint green, shamrocks and a script Lucky, nothing pub-related in the art, and the picture cells are big enough for first graders to match by shape. Leprechaun is the party card and Emerald Classic the grown-up one.
Is there anything on the cards a school would object to?
One square: the pint. The other 33 items are shamrocks, rainbows, music, food and animals. A teacher can simply not call it, or print the call sheet and cross it off before the round.
Can I run it at a pub night for adults?
Yes. Emerald Classic prints one per page with a gold-and-green frame that sits on a bar table without looking like a worksheet, and the picture cells work when the room is loud and the caller is hard to hear.
How many cards do I need for a parade-day party of 40?
Ten sheets at four per page. Every card is randomized, so no two guests share a board. Print the Master Call Sheet once for the caller.
Can I put a school or pub logo in the FREE cell?
Yes. Upload a PNG or JPG and the cropper drops it into the center cell on every card, in all three designs.