General Conference BINGO Game

General Conference BINGO Game - Digital Download.

Need ideas for how to help kids get more out of General Conference and be excited to listen and learn? This General Conference BINGO game is a fun way to encourage kids to focus during the talks and messages. Add this easy game to your General Conference family traditions!

You can play the General Conference BINGO game two different ways:

• The traditional way, where you draw a card and kids mark it off when they have it on their game board.
• Or during General Conference, have the kids listen for each topic and when they hear the topic on their board game (or that word spoken) they get to put a treat or marker on their board game.

Perfect activity for General Conference. Also makes a fun primary activity, youth activity, or family game night. If you're playing the traditional way and not watching conference while you play -- then use the cards included in the game bundle.

Just download, print, cut out, and play!  Play with up to 20 players. Game boards print two to a sheet and are each a half page. File is sized 8.5x11" and includes 20 game sheets and all the cards needed to play the traditional BINGO game. 

Pair it with our General Conference Activity Packet for the kids (sold separately). Grab the kids activity pages and booklet here.

For more fun and easy General Conference traditions, ideas, and activities check out our shop.

Digital files include:

• One high resolution, ready-to-print pdf file of the BINGO game. Includes 20 game boards and the cards. PDF file is sized 8.5x11".

File delivery:

Almost immediately after purchasing you will receive an email with a download link. If you do not see this email, please check your spam folder. If you need additional help, please don't hesitate to contact us.

TERMS OF USE:

For personal use only, by original purchaser. Files cannot be resold or shared. Printing files to sell is not allowed. If you have any questions, please contact us.

*This is a digital file. No refunds for digital downloads because of the nature of the item (there is no way to return a digital item once it's been emailed and downloaded).