For activity directors and families
Large Print Bingo Cards for Seniors
Bingo cards with big, clear print for players who find ordinary cards hard to read. Large print keeps every word at 16 point or bigger and extra-large at 24 point or bigger, with bold letters and heavy grid lines. This page starts at one card per page, and the tool tells you if a word is too long to print that big.
The preview matches the PDF this device makes. Every card in the PDF is different.
Bingo with Puzzle Maker Pro
The free generator makes up to 8 cards per PDF with a small “made with” line at the bottom. Pro makes up to 500 different cards at once for a church hall, a school or a whole building, removes the “made with” line, and lets you build picture bingo from your own photos. The same license also unlocks Pro in our Puzzle Maker (large print word searches, crosswords and more).
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Start the free weekMade for activity directors
- Familiar themes: Old-time favorites, Around the kitchen, In the garden, Music and dancing and Around town, plus every holiday.
- Memory care: a 3 x 3 card in extra-large print, or the Memory Lane picture set with the word under each picture.
- Classic numbers: pick Numbers 1-75 for big-number 75-ball cards and a large caller’s board.
- Paper: card stock lasts for many games; slip cards into sheet protectors and use dry-erase markers or buttons.
For a new set of large print activities every month (word searches, trivia, a crossword and more), see the Activity Club and the activity directors page.
Questions & answers
How big is large print?
Every word on a large print card is 16 point or bigger, and on extra-large print it is 24 point or bigger. The tool measures every word. If you asked for 2 or 4 cards per page and the words won't fit that big, it uses fewer cards per page and says so. If a word is still too long, it tells you which one to shorten.
What works best for memory care?
A 3 x 3 card in extra-large print, or the Memory Lane picture set with the word under each picture. Fewer squares and a picture to go with each word make the game easier to follow.
Can I use the cards more than once?
Yes. Print on card stock or slip each card into a sheet protector and use dry-erase markers, buttons or pennies. The calling cards last longer on card stock too.