SpooktacularHalloween Bash Spooky Bingo Card

Make it a bingo party at your Halloween gathering! Customize each block to whatever you want! Some examples of how to use these cards are: 1. Candy Marker Bingo Instead of caller cards, kids/adults get a bowl of mixed Halloween candy (candy corn, M&Ms, wrapped mini candies). The host reads from a spooky story or Halloween poem, and players cover squares when words/images appear in the story. Example: If the story says “the witch flew on her broomstick past a pumpkin patch,” anyone with a witch, broomstick, or pumpkin marks their card. 2. Trick-or-Treat Bingo The “caller” walks around with a trick-or-treat bag filled with small tokens (plastic spiders, mini skulls, candy wrappers). Players pull one item at a time and match it to their bingo card. This works especially well for kids’ parties because they get a little “trick-or-treat” moment each round. 3. Musical Bingo (Monster Mash Style) Play a playlist of Halloween songs. Each card has song titles or iconic images from those songs (like “Monster Mash,” “Thriller,” “Ghostbusters”). When the song plays, players mark it off. Great for adult parties since it doubles as a dance game. 4. Scavenger Hunt Bingo Hide Halloween items around the party space (plastic bats, mini pumpkins, witch hats, fake spiders). Players search and mark their cards as they find them. Works like a combo of scavenger hunt + bingo, and it burns kid energy while keeping them engaged. 5. Picture Match Bingo (No Caller Needed) Instead of calling items, hand out a deck of picture cards to each player. Everyone flips over one card at a time from their own deck and marks if it’s on their board. First to bingo yells “Boo!”