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Outdoor Winter Activities (Family) Bingo

Outdoor Winter Activities (Family) Bingo is a printable card of 25 things to do in the snow with kids, like building a snow fort, making frozen bubbles, or going on a winter scavenger hunt. Use it to get everyone off the couch on a snow day, or work through it over a whole winter break. Free, no signup required. Print it before the first snowfall or bring it along on your next winter outing.

All 30 board items

  • Built a Snowman
  • Had a Snowball Fight
  • Went Sledding or Tubing
  • Made Snow Angels
  • Went Ice Skating
  • Built Snow Forts
  • Went Cross-Country Skiing
  • Went Snowshoeing
  • Went Snowmobiling
  • Made Frozen Bubbles
  • Took a Winter Hike
  • Did a Winter Scavenger Hunt
  • Painted with Snow
  • Searched for Animal Tracks
  • Built a Nest Challenge
  • Made a Bird Feeder
  • Visited a Winter Festival or Market
  • Admired Holiday Lights and Decor
  • Flew a Kite
  • Went to the Beach
  • Played Snow Golf
  • Played Dodgeball with Snowballs
  • Played Pin-the-Nose-on-Snowman
  • Built a Snow Volcano
  • Played Winter Playground Games
  • Played Street Hockey
  • Built an Outdoor Obstacle Course
  • Had a Winter Picnic
  • Built a Bonfire
  • Explored a Historic Village

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's on the outdoor winter family bingo card?

25 snow day activities for families, like building snowmen, going sledding, and searching for animal tracks.

How many kids can use one card?

Print as many as you need, one per kid or one shared card the whole family works through together.

Can I add our own local activities?

Yes, edit any square in the free bingo card maker to include a favorite sledding hill or nearby winter festival.

Is it free?

Free, no signup. There's also an Indoor Winter Activities (Family) bingo card for when the weather doesn't cooperate.

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