St. Patrick’s Day BINGO Activities

Here is are some fun ways to play BINGO for St. Patrick's Day! Instead of the traditional BINGO, the word GOLD is used.

Included in this Resource:

• St. Patrick’s Day BINGO Teacher Tips (1-page)
• St. Patrick’s Day “Regular” BINGO Board (1-page)
• St. Patrick’s Day “Gold” BINGO Board (1-page)
• “Gold” BINGO Helper Handout (1-page; 2 per page)
• St. Patrick’s Day Teacher Word List (2-pages)
• St. Patrick’s Day Student Word List (1-page; 2 per page)
• St. Patrick’s Day Discussion Handout (1-page)
• St. Patrick’s Day Discussion Handout Answer Key (1-page)

Decide which of the BINGO games you want to use (St. Patrick’s Day “Regular” BINGO or the St. Patrick’s Day “Gold” BINGO):

• St. Patrick’s Day “Regular” BINGO- This is similar to the typical BINGO, except for the fact that instead of reading off B, I, N, G, or O- you will use the letters G, O, L, and D. Students win by getting a traditional BINGO (down, up, diagonal, postage stamp, four corners, etc.).
• St. Patrick’s Day “Gold” BINGO- This is similar to the typical BINGO, except for the fact that instead of reading off B, I, N, G, or O- you will use the letters G, O, L, and D. Students win by getting a traditional BINGO (down, up, diagonal, postage stamp, four corners, etc.), spelling the word “LUCK”, and “catching” three leprechauns. A student helper sheet can be used for this game (if desired). If a word is read off and the student has the word and a leprechaun is on the pot of gold, then he/she has “caught” one of three leprechauns. Also, each pot of gold has a letter (L, U, C, or a K). In addition to getting BINGO and catching three leprechauns, students also must spell the word “LUCK” before winning.

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