Book Club

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Book Club β€Ί For club leaders β€Ί Bingo card maker

A reading bingo card maker: a different card for every reader

Tick the kinds of books you want on the cards, choose how many, and print: every card is shuffled differently, so a class of thirty gets thirty different cards and no two readers chase the same line. Free, with no account; nothing is kept.

Setting out the bingo maker…

The squares: 35 kinds of books

Book Bingo's own twenty-four, and 11 more. Every one is Peabody's own wording and has at least three free stories in the library that fit it, so a reader without a library trip can still fill any square.

  • A book about animals
  • A true book
  • A fairy tale
  • A funny book
  • A fable
  • A myth or a legend
  • A mystery
  • A book about friends
  • A book about space or the sky
  • Snow, rain or wind
  • A book about a pet
  • A science book
  • A book about a family
  • Someone being brave
  • Someone being kind
  • An adventure
  • Water: a sea, a river or a pond
  • A book about long ago
  • A book with magic in it
  • A book about feelings
  • A story at night
  • A classic
  • A book read aloud to someone
  • A book from somewhere else
  • A book about school
  • A book with music in it
  • A trick or a trickster
  • A monster or a giant
  • A book about mountains
  • Friends working together
  • A princess, a king or a castle
  • A book about food
  • An invention
  • A folk tale
  • A book about a cat

Reading bingo ideas: summer, winter and a class

  • Summer reading bingo: pick the squares that fit long days (water, an adventure, a book about mountains) and send a card home in June.
  • Winter bingo over the break: the Book Bingo 24, a card each, back on the first day of term.
  • A class race to a line: everyone has a different card, so the class can cheer each line without copying.
  • On a screen: readers can play Book Bingo in the tracker, or a bingo challenge you make with your own dates. The screen shows Book Bingo's card until a grown-up types the code printed on a reader's paper card: then the screen card is that one, square for square.

Just want one card? The Book Bingo card prints on its own.

Checked 30 October 2026 Β· Free, no account Β· v0.2.0

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