How it works
This printable pizza party bingo deals from four lists: toppings, crusts, cheeses and kinds of pizza, the pizza kitchen, and the party table. A grown-up calls while the pizzas bake. No chain or brand is named.
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Run the pizza party bingo game
A grown-up sets How many cards to the number of guests and prints, one different card for each. Call the game starts the calling, and Call the next one gives the next square to shout across the table. Five marked squares in a line win; the middle one is free.
When the pizza lands
A grown-up opens More options and picks The party table in Ready-made list. Nobody calls this one: players mark a square when it happens, from the first cheese pull to the last slice. One list fills the card, so the cards then share nearly all their squares.
Tips
- Crayons from the party table make good markers.
- A grown-up picks Toppings under More options and calls one while each topping goes onto a real pizza.
Questions and answers
What is on the pizza party bingo cards?
One hundred squares in four lists of 25: toppings such as Pepperoni and Pineapple, kinds such as Stuffed crust and Calzone, kitchen squares such as Pizza peel and Oregano shaker, and party squares such as Cheese pull and Last slice.
Is pineapple on the card?
Yes, among the 25 toppings, beside Pepperoni, Mushrooms and Black olives. A player who would never order it still gets to mark it.
Can the cards carry the birthday name?
Yes. A grown-up opens More options and types it into Title on the cards, for example Mia's Pizza Party Bingo. The name is printed above every card.
What other games fit a pizza party?
Birthday party games for kids picks three games at a time by age and group size. Bingo fills the wait for the oven.