How it works
This free printable donut bingo keeps a doughnut theme on every sheet: kinds of donut from Apple fritter to Zeppole, glazes, fillings and toppings, and the sights of a bakery counter. No shop or brand is named.
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Call the dozen
Type the head count into How many cards, then press the print button: every card is different. Call the game opens the caller, and Call the next one draws a square to read out. A line of five wins; the center is a free square.
One tray at a time
Under More options, Ready-made list deals one list at a time. Glazes, fillings and toppings suits a decorate-your-own table: players mark what goes onto their own donut. The bakery counter is a card to mark while standing in line. One list fills the card, so cards differ mostly in order.
Tips
- For a donut-themed birthday, type the name into Title on the cards, under More options.
- A center square that says GLAZED: change Text of the free square under More options.
Questions and answers
What is on the donut bingo cards?
Three lists of 25 squares: kinds such as Long john and Apple fritter, glazes, fillings and toppings such as Lemon filling and Rainbow sprinkles, and bakery squares such as Pink box and Bell on the door.
Is it donut or doughnut?
Both are in use. Doughnut is the traditional spelling and donut the simplified one, and the two are used interchangeably. The cards say donut; to change a square, type over it in the word list under More options.
Are any shops or brands on the card?
No. Every square is a common bakery word, and a pastry name that belongs to one shop was left out.
Which card suits the rest of the party?
Birthday bingo takes the name and age and deals a card for every guest. Donut bingo keeps to the bakery.