Spanish Classroom Words Bingo Card Generator

About Spanish Classroom Words bingo

All 40 Spanish Classroom Words bingo words

Every entry from ¿cómo se dice? to siéntense, grouped by first letter. Edit them in the generator above: drop el estudiante if it does not suit your group, or add your own.

• 0-9 and symbols: ¿cómo se dice?, ¿puedo ir al baño?
• A: abran los libros
• C: cierren los libros
• E: el bolígrafo 🖊️, el cuaderno 📓, el diccionario, el escritorio, el estudiante, el lápiz ✏️, el libro 📕, el maestro, el mapa 🗺️, el marcador, el papel, el pegamento, el reloj 🕒, escuchen
• L: la calculadora, la carpeta 📁, la computadora 💻, la goma, la maestra, la mesa, la mochila 🎒, la papelera, la pizarra, la puerta 🚪, la regla 📏, la silla 🪑, la tiza, la ventana, las tijeras ✂️, levanten la mano, levántense, los lápices de colores
• M: más despacio
• N: no entiendo
• R: repitan
• S: siéntense

Spanish Classroom Words bingo at a glance

How long Spanish Classroom Words bingo lasts

Simulated over 150 shuffled games on cards 1-60 of this set: the median first line arrives on call 12 with 30 players and on call 15 with 10, while a blackout takes 37 calls, roughly 6 minutes at 10 seconds a call.

How to host Spanish Classroom Words bingo

1. 1

   Print the Spanish Classroom Words cards

   Give each player one card; a free set prints up to 30, no two alike. Card 1 above starts with levanten la mano, la calculadora, el escritorio, la maestra and el pegamento.

2. 2

   Print the caller sheet

   All 40 entries appear on it in shuffled order, opening with el reloj, el libro, el diccionario, las tijeras and la regla; tick each one as you read it out.

3. 3

   Give the commands for real as you call them: say “levántense” and wait until the class stands, then “siéntense”, so the meaning sticks without translation.

4. 4

   Hold up the object as you call it, or point to it in the room, and let the first student to name it in Spanish make the next call.

5. 5

   Mention regional words: “la computadora” is “el ordenador” in Spain, “el bolígrafo” is often “la pluma” in Mexico, and “la goma” is the eraser.

6. 6

   Call until someone shouts bingo

   With 30 cards, expect the first line near call 12 (la papelera in this set's order) and a blackout near call 37; check the winner's squares against your ticked list.

Spanish Classroom Words bingo variations

• Spanish Classroom Words variation

  Classroom scavenger bingo: when an object is called, players must touch the real thing in the room within five seconds and say “Aquí está el lápiz” before they mark it.

• Blackout round

  Card 1 needs all 24 squares, levanten la mano to la pizarra; on average one card fills after 39.4 of the 40 calls (98% of the deck).

• Picture bingo for pre-readers

  Use 3x3 cards with the 13 entries that have a symbol, such as el lápiz, el bolígrafo and el cuaderno.

First 15 calls of this Spanish Classroom Words set

Seed "spanish-classroom" gives this order, the same one the caller sheet prints. With these calls, card 17 of the first 30 completes the N column (levanten la mano, las tijeras, la regla and el reloj) on call 16, and card 14 is the first full card on call 37.

Themes like Spanish Classroom Words bingo

Ranked by category, occasion and audience; none of them repeats an entry from this list, so pasting two into the Edit words box gives a longer game.