Valentine Bingo Printable

Four Valentine cards are ready to print: hearts, class party and friendship squares, none of them romantic.

1 to 60, no two alike

Valentine Bingo

  • FREE HEART

Card 1 of 4

Valentine Bingo

  • FREE HEART

Card 2 of 4

Valentine Bingo

  • FREE HEART

Card 3 of 4

Valentine Bingo

  • FREE HEART

Card 4 of 4

Card 1 of 4

Tap a square to mark it. For a PDF, press Print and choose Save as PDF.

More options

Ready-made list, 75 squares. Type or paste your own to replace it.

Options for the cards
Grid
Cards per printed page

What you type stays in this browser. It is only put into a link when you press Share.

Ready to play

75 squares in the bag

Every square is called once, in random order.

Playing with 75 squares. The game is kept in this browser until you start a new one.

Called so far 0

Nothing called yet. Each call is listed here so a winning card can be checked.

Next step Valentine scavenger huntValentine this or that

How it works

This valentine bingo printable is written for a classroom. Its squares are hearts and signs of the day, cards and the class party, and friends and kind things. No square is about romance, so a teacher can use every one.

Read the full guide

Valentine's Day bingo printable for a called game

Set How many cards to the number of players and press the print button. The printable valentine bingo game cards come two to a page. Then press Call the game and Call the next one. A clue shows under each call: read it and let the class guess the square. Five in a line win; the center is free.

One list, or a smaller card

A teacher can open More options and pick one list in Ready-made list, such as Friends and kind things. One list fills the card, so every card then holds nearly the same squares in a different order. For young children, press 3 × 3 or 4 × 4 there.

Tips
  • Read the Friends and kind things clues slowly: two little fingers hooked together is a Pinky promise.
  • The free square prints as FREE HEART; a teacher can change it under More options.

Questions and answers

Are there free printable valentine bingo cards for large groups?

Yes. Set How many cards to your head count, up to 60, and no two cards match. One press on the print button prints the whole set.

Are these valentine day bingo cards printable in black and white?

Yes. The cards print as plain black outlines with words in the squares, so they photocopy cleanly.

Is anything on the cards about romance?

No. The squares are things like Paper heart, Class mailbox, Lunch buddy and High five. The one figure from the old stories is Cupid's arrow, described as the arrow on valentine cards.

Can I print blank Valentine cards for children to fill in?

Yes. A teacher opens More options, presses Empty the list and prints: every card comes out blank around the free square. Undo brings the Valentine list back.

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All 75 squares

Hearts and signs of the day 25

  • Candy heart A small sugar heart with a few words printed on it.
  • Chocolate box A box of candy, often shaped like a heart.
  • Cupid's arrow The arrow the small winged archer carries on valentine cards.
  • Dipped strawberry A red berry with a chocolate coat.
  • February 14 The date of Valentine's Day, every year.
  • Flower bouquet A bunch of flowers held together.
  • Foil balloon A shiny balloon, often shaped like a heart.
  • Glitter glue Glue that dries with a sparkle in it.
  • Heart cookie Cut with a heart-shaped cutter, then iced.
  • Heart garland Paper hearts on a string across the room.
  • Heart glasses Glasses with heart-shaped frames.
  • Heart lollipop Candy on a stick, in the shape of a heart.
  • Heart stamp Press it on an ink pad, then on paper.
  • Heart sticker It peels off a sheet and seals an envelope.
  • Lace trim The frilly white edge on a fancy card.
  • Paper doily A round paper mat with a lacy edge.
  • Paper heart Cut from folded paper, so both halves match.
  • Pink balloon It floats above the party table on a string.
  • Pink icing The sweet topping spread on a party cake.
  • Pink lemonade A pink drink in the party pitcher.
  • Red ribbon It ties up a gift or a bunch of flowers.
  • Red rose A flower with thorns on its stem.
  • Sugar hearts Tiny candy hearts shaken over a cupcake.
  • Teddy bear A soft toy bear.
  • Tissue-paper flower A flower made of thin colored paper.
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Cards and the class party 25

  • A card for everyone One card for each classmate, so nobody is left out.
  • Apple slices A red apple cut into wedges for the snack table.
  • Class list Every classmate's name, to copy onto the cards.
  • Class mailbox The decorated box or bag where classmates drop your cards.
  • Fruit cup Cut fruit in a small cup.
  • Handmade card A card someone drew and cut out by hand.
  • Heart bookmark A paper strip with hearts on it that keeps your place in a book.
  • Heart crown A paper headband with hearts on it.
  • Heart hunt Paper hearts hidden around the room to find.
  • Paper chain Loops of paper linked in a row.
  • Party napkin A napkin printed with hearts.
  • Party plate A paper plate for the class party snack.
  • Pencil topper A small shape that sits on the end of a pencil.
  • Pink paper What a homemade card is cut from.
  • Red crayon It colors in the hearts.
  • Riddle card A card with a joke or a riddle on it.
  • Roses are red The first line of many valentine rhymes.
  • Sealed envelope The card is inside, and a name is on the front.
  • Shoebox What many class mailboxes are made from.
  • Signed name Your own name, written on each card you give.
  • Stack of cards The pile you open after the party.
  • Sticker sheet A page of stickers to share out.
  • To and From The two lines to fill in on a small card.
  • Treat bag A small bag of goodies to take home.
  • Valentine card A card given on February 14.

Friends and kind things 25

  • Best friend The friend who knows you best.
  • Buddy bench A playground seat where someone waits for a friend to play.
  • Cheering Clapping for a friend's turn.
  • Class partner The classmate you work with.
  • Come sit with us What a friend says to someone standing alone.
  • Friendly hug Arms around a friend who wants one.
  • Friendship bracelet Woven from thread and tied on a friend's wrist.
  • Good listener A friend who lets you finish your story.
  • Good sport Someone who says good game, win or lose.
  • Group hug Everyone in, all at once.
  • Helping hand What a friend lends when the job is too big for one.
  • High five Two hands clap together in the air.
  • Inside joke A joke only your friends get.
  • Kind note in a lunch bag A few words tucked in beside the sandwich.
  • Kind words Something nice, said out loud.
  • Laughing together It happens when two friends hear the same joke.
  • Lunch buddy The friend you sit with at lunch.
  • Pen pal A friend you write letters to.
  • Pinky promise Two little fingers hooked together.
  • Play date A plan to play at a friend's house.
  • Secret handshake A handshake only two friends know.
  • Sharing crayons Two friends, one box.
  • Taking turns First you, then me.
  • Thumbs up One thumb raised to say well done.
  • Wave hello A greeting from across the room.

How this list was compiled: Written for this site by the editors on 2026-10-02 as a Valentine word list for a classroom or a family table; nothing was copied from another bingo card. Every square is about the day, the class party or friendship. None is romantic: no sweethearts, no kisses, no dates, so a teacher can use every square. No brand, film, show or character is named. Each of the three lists holds 25 squares, enough to fill a 5 x 5 card with a free center by itself. The line beside each square is a clue for the caller to read aloud; the clues describe the thing and state no outside fact, except the date, February 14, which was checked on 2026-10-02 against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentine%27s_Day . The list was compared with the site's Valentine scavenger hunt and its hangman word list so that this card adds squares of its own. The ways to win (a row, a column or a diagonal, four corners, the whole card) were checked against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bingo_(American_version) on 2026-10-02. Licence: own work