Thanksgiving Games for Kids & Family | Picture & Word Bingo, 43 Printable Pages
Make room for play at your Thanksgiving gathering. Thankful Together includes activities for the kids’ table and family time, plus a flexible 30-minute host plan to help you choose what to play.
CHOOSE YOUR GAME
Picture Bingo: ages 4+ with adult support, 2–6 players. 6 unique boards and 12 illustrated caller cards.
Word Bingo: 2–12 players. 12 unique boards and 30 caller cards. This is a separate game from Picture Bingo.
Independent word puzzles: ages 8+. Word search and word scramble with answers.
Family time: 20 charades cards, 20 conversation cards and 3 cooperative challenges. Passing on prompts is welcome.
MORE INSIDE THE 43-PAGE COLLECTION
Gratitude page, 8 thank-you notes, kids mini-adventures, seated scavenger hunt, maze with solution, autumn count-and-find with answers, creative placemat, printing instructions and a flexible 30-minute host plan.
FILES INCLUDED
Two English PDFs: US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) and A4. Each contains the same 43-page collection. Choose the size that matches your paper.
DOWNLOAD. CHOOSE. PRINT. PLAY.
Print only the pages you need, single-sided at Actual Size / 100%. Cut cards where indicated. Ordinary paper works; cardstock is optional.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Do I need a color printer?
Outline illustrations also work in black and white.
Do I have to print all 43 pages?
No. Choose the activities and boards you need.
Is cutting required?
Cut the cards where indicated. Choose page-based activities such as word puzzles and the placemat when you prefer less cutting.
Can 18 people play the same Bingo game?
There are two separate sets: 6 picture boards for 2–6 players, and 12 word boards for 2–12 players.
Will anything be shipped?
No. This is a digital PDF download. Printer, paper, scissors, pencils, crayons and props are not included.
Where can I use it?
Print copies for your household, private gathering or one classroom. Do not resell, redistribute, upload or share the digital files.
This is a seasonal activity kit, not a historical lesson.