How it works
This printable dance bingo deals from three lists: dance styles from Ballet to Waltz, steps and moves from Arabesque to Triple step, and the things of a studio and a stage. No song, show or performer is named.
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Call it, or show it
Set How many cards to the number of dancers and press the print button; no two cards match. Press Call the game and Call the next one. Read each square aloud, or show the step and let dancers name it before they mark. Five in a line win, and the center square is free.
A card for recital week
Under More options, pick The studio and the stage in Ready-made list and skip the caller: dancers mark a square when they see it, from the first warm-up to the final bow. One list fills the card, so the cards differ mostly in order.
Tips
- The ballet terms keep their French spelling, such as Plié and Chassé.
- Spin, Stomp and Curtsy are on the card so that a beginner has squares to show too.
Questions and answers
What is on the dance bingo cards?
Three lists of 25 squares: styles such as Tango and Lindy hop, steps such as Grapevine and Time step, and studio and stage squares such as Rosin box and Curtain call.
Which ballet steps are on the card?
Plié, Pirouette, Arabesque, Grand jeté, Relevé, Tendu, Chassé and Pas de bourrée. Each is in the English Wikipedia's glossary of ballet, read on October 2, 2026.
Can I make a card for one style only?
Yes. Under More options, press Empty the list and type your own steps, one per line, into Word list, one per line. A 5 × 5 card with a free center needs 24.
Is there a dance game with no cards?
Dance charades ideas deals styles and party moves to perform until a team names them. This page is the printed card.