They have to complete one bingo before noon to be able to have free time when Mac goes down for his nap.Īs you can see, the activities are all fun or engaging. I filled the daily bingo cards with activities that fell under our “creative time” portion of the schedule. You can even add a magnet to each one and keep it on the refrigerator.

The kids can mark their bingo with a dry erase pen and wipe it off each day. You might also like our printable job cards for kids for daily tasks around the house!Įach card is laminated for long term use.

For this reason I created a blank version that you can print out and write in your own activities. Our card is generic enough that it would work for most families, but it’s always nice to have a customizable option. I jumped on Picmonkey and created one for our family. My friend, Brooke, shared a picture of a bingo game that she made for her kids and I told her that I was 100% going to copy her. That’s like 5 months of summer break, which would be AWESOME if we could leave the house and go on outings together! The MAIN reason that I wanted a schedule was to avoid having kids walking around bored or asking to watch a movie or play on the computer first thing in the morning. Then the governor of Virginia announced two days ago that school would be out for the rest of the school year.

The kids are doing Zoom classes and chats at different times and one standard schedule just wouldn’t work out for everyone. After a day I knew that things would have to be a bit more flexible. Looking for more printables for kids? Try our number dash math game (snack included!) our animal emotions game, or our Oreo cookie printable taste test challenge!Īs soon as it was announced the school was closing for two weeks I came up with a schedule for the kids to keep a sense of normalcy at home. Complete 1 bingo before having free time! A fun way to motivate kids to unplug each day! These daily bingo activity cards are full of activities to do around the house.

Printable bingo cards classroom objects