Free Resource: Easter Bingo Game

by Jessica Elliott-Lawrence on 08 Apr 2014

This game is a fabulous way to reinforce phoneme-grapheme recognition!

Download the Easter Bingo Boards
Write on relevant phoneme representations/words from the target unit (sample bingo boards are available in Parts One, Two and Three of Synthetic Phonics Toolkits!)
Seat children in groups of six around a table
Each child will need a dozen tokens

Give each child an Easter Bingo Board.
Say a phoneme/word. Ask children to place a counter on the corresponding grapheme/word.
Continue with more phonemes/words until a child covers every Easter egg on his board.
The child who covers all the Easter eggs first shouts “Chocolate!”

To make the game harder, play using camera words.

Fun Tip: Give children real chocolate Easter eggs to use as counters on their Easter Bingo Boards!