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Family Fall Bingo

Family Fall Bingo is a printable card of 25 things to do together before winter: the pumpkin patch, the corn maze, carving pumpkins, trick-or-treating, Hocus Pocus, a bonfire with s'mores, and Thanksgiving at the end of it. Use it as a season-long bucket list stuck to the fridge, and let everyone mark off what the family actually gets to. Free, no signup.

All 35 board items

  • Pumpkin patch trip
  • Apple picking
  • Corn maze
  • Hayride
  • Fall foliage drive
  • Rake leaves together
  • Leaf pile jump
  • Carving pumpkins
  • Painting pumpkins
  • Roasting pumpkin seeds
  • Baking apple pie
  • Baking pumpkin bread
  • Making caramel apples
  • Hot apple cider on the stove
  • Trick-or-treating
  • Family Halloween costume
  • Handing out candy
  • Watch It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
  • Watch Hocus Pocus
  • Halloween movie night
  • Trunk-or-treat
  • Bonfire in the backyard
  • S'mores
  • Farmers market visit
  • Decorate the porch (mums, gourds, pumpkins)
  • Hang Halloween decorations
  • Family photos with fall foliage
  • Nature walk
  • Collect pinecones and acorns
  • Feed the birds
  • Football game watch party
  • Turkey trot 5K
  • Friendsgiving
  • Thanksgiving dinner
  • Fall craft night

How to use this bingo card

  1. Print the card or open it on your phone.
  2. Mark a square whenever that item happens.
  3. Get 5 in a row, across, down, or diagonal, to win.

FAQ

What is on the card?

35 squares covering the whole season: the outings (apple picking, hayride, foliage drive, trunk-or-treat), the kitchen (apple pie, pumpkin bread, caramel apples, cider on the stove), the Halloween run from costumes to handing out candy, and Thanksgiving and the turkey trot at the end.

What ages does it work for?

Most of it works from toddlers up, and the older kids tend to take over marking the card. Families with young children usually swap the later Thanksgiving squares for more Halloween ones.

Is it a game or a bucket list?

Mostly a bucket list, which is why it goes on the fridge rather than the table. Some families race two cards against each other, one per parent, which is a good way to get things actually planned.

Is it free?

Free, no signup. Elementary School Fall Bingo covers the classroom version of the same season.

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