Vision Board Bingo Template for a Year of Goals

Twenty-four goals you can finish, a word for the year in the center, one card on the wall.

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Ready-made list, 96 squares. Paste your own to replace it, or type to add to it.

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How it works

A vision board bingo template turns a year of goals into one card: 24 squares you can finish, a free center and a first line to aim for. The 96 prompts here cover eight life areas, from Read ___ books to Host a dinner.

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Fill in the template, two ways

Quickest: press New card until the 24 prompts look like your year, print, and fill the blanks with a pen. For goals in your own words, type the first into Word list, one per line: the prompts give way to your list, so keep going, one goal per line. With exactly 24 lines, every goal lands on the card, and New card only moves them around.

Write squares you can finish

A bingo square is marked once, so each goal needs an end. Get fit can never be marked; Finish a 5K can. That is why so many prompts carry a blank for a number: Save $___, Volunteer ___ hours. Press New card until your hardest goals are not all in one row.

  • Hang the printed card where a vision board would go and date each square you finish.
  • Tap the free square and type a word for the year, up to 20 characters.
  • Planning with friends? Type 30 or more shared goals, set How many cards to the group size, and each person gets a different 24.

Questions and answers

Can I type my goals into the squares?

Yes, through the list. Each line of the word list becomes one square, and the card redraws as you type. Squares with a blank, such as Read ___ books, can stay, to fill in with a pen after printing. Your list is kept in that browser.

Does it have to be 25 squares?

No. Switch Grid to 3 × 3 for eight goals around a free center, or to 4 × 4 for sixteen with no free square. For one season, pick one life area in Ready-made list: its twelve prompts deal a 3 × 3 card.

Can I use the template for something other than goals?

Yes. Press Empty the list, type or paste any words, then tap the title on the card and type your own. Printing an emptied list gives a blank card. For numbered cards, use the bingo card generator. The page exports no image, but the print window saves a PDF.

All 96 squares

Move and rest 12

  • A month of morning walks Thirty mornings in a row, any length.
  • Book the checkup I put off Booking it and going both count as one square.
  • Climb a mountain I can name
  • Finish a 5K Five kilometers is about 3.1 miles. Walking it counts.
  • Finish a beginner yoga course
  • Hike ___ new trails
  • Join a team or a league
  • Learn to swim laps
  • Ride ___ miles by bike
  • Take a dance class
  • Try a new sport
  • Walk ___ miles this year Write your number in the blank. 365 is a mile a day.

Money 12

  • A no-spend month Decide on day one what still counts as a need.
  • Build a rainy-day fund
  • Cancel an unused subscription
  • Give $___ to a cause
  • Pay for a trip up front
  • Pay off ___
  • Read my retirement statement
  • Save $___ Write the figure. A goal with a number can be marked; a wish cannot.
  • Save for ___
  • Sell ___ things I don't use
  • Set a monthly budget
  • Track spending for a month
Show all 96 squares (72 more)

Learning 12

  • Earn a certificate
  • Finish a book over 500 pages
  • Finish an online course
  • Go to a talk or lecture
  • Hold a chat in a new language Five minutes with no switching back.
  • Learn to ___
  • Play one song start to finish
  • Read ___ books Twelve is one a month.
  • Read a classic I skipped
  • Take a workshop in person
  • Teach someone a skill
  • Visit ___ museums

Work and craft 12

  • Apply for ___
  • Ask for the raise Asking marks the square, whatever the answer.
  • Build a portfolio
  • Find a mentor
  • Finish a side project
  • Give a talk
  • Go to a conference
  • Learn a new tool for work
  • Mentor someone
  • Publish something
  • Take all my vacation days
  • Update my resume

People 12

  • Call ___ every month Twelve calls. Keep a tally in the corner of the square.
  • Host a dinner
  • Join a club
  • Learn a family recipe
  • Make a new friend
  • Meet the neighbors
  • Reconnect with an old friend
  • Record a relative's stories
  • Remember every birthday
  • Twelve date nights One a month.
  • Visit ___
  • Write ___ letters by hand

Home 12

  • Build a piece of furniture
  • Cook ___ new recipes Twenty-six is one every other week.
  • Declutter one room
  • Donate ___ bags
  • Finish the ___ project
  • Fix what I keep ignoring
  • Frame and hang the photos
  • Grow herbs or vegetables
  • Paint a room
  • Plant a tree
  • Scan the old photos
  • Sort the paperwork

Travel and adventure 12

  • A weekend with no plan
  • Go to a festival
  • Renew my passport
  • Road trip to ___
  • See live music ___ times
  • Sleep under the stars
  • Take a long train journey
  • Take a solo trip
  • Try ___ new restaurants
  • Visit ___ parks
  • Visit a new country
  • Visit a new state or region

Make and give 12

  • A photo a day for a month
  • Coach or tutor someone
  • Enter a contest
  • Fill a whole journal
  • Finish a creative project
  • Join a cleanup day
  • Learn to draw ___
  • Make a gift by hand
  • Perform in public once
  • Raise $___ for a cause
  • Volunteer ___ hours
  • Write ___ pages

How this list was compiled: Own work: 96 goal prompts written for this site on 2026-09-18 as a starting template, twelve in each of eight life areas. Every prompt is a goal that can be finished and marked once within a year; prompts with a blank (___) are meant to be completed by the visitor, in the word list before printing or with a pen afterwards. The list makes no health, diet, weight or investment claims and gives no medical or financial advice: a square such as 'Save $___' or 'Book the checkup I put off' is the visitor's own goal to set or delete. There are no statistics and no research claims. The only numbers in the clue lines are arithmetic (365 miles is a mile a day, 12 books is one a month, 26 recipes is one every other week) and one unit conversion (5 kilometers is about 3.1 miles). Nothing in this list changes from year to year and no page outside this site was read for it, so this source carries no address. Licence: own work