Add some Thanksgiving holiday fun with a bingo game.

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Icebreakers Thanksgiving
Bingo
Add some
Thanksgiving holiday
fun with a bingo game.
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Materials
1. Bingo cards for each
participant. Make Bingo
cards using a grid of squares
(5X5) and placing
Thanksgiving related items
in each square. Make each
card different in the choice
of items on it and the
placement of the items.
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2. Coins or markers to cover
squares. You can also simply
allow them to mark on the
cards.
3. Bingo items in bag to pull
out. Write them on small
pieces of paper or ping pong
balls.
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Activity
1. Play according to standard
bingo rules.
2. Randomly draw the items
from a bag and call them
out.
3. The first person to get all
of a row
horizontally, vertically, or
diagonally yells out
“Gobble, Gobble, Gobble,”
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Possible Thanksgiving Bingo
items:
1621, Autumn, Blessings, Corn,
Cornucopia, Cranberry, Dinner,
England, Fall, Family, Feast, Gibl
ets, Gobble, God, Gravy, Harvest
, Mayflower, New
World, November, Pie, Pilgrim,
Plymouth
Rock, Pumpkin, Puritans, Stuffin
g, Thanks, Thursday, Turkey, Wa
mpanoag Indians, wattle
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Variation
Instead of words, you can also
include photos of common
objects associated with
Thanksgiving and Harvest
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