Ghost Bingo Cards

<h1>Ghost Bingo Cards</h1>Author: <a title="Sunil Tanna" href="http://www.articlesbase.com/authors/sunil-tanna/24646.htm">Sunil Tanna</a> Halloween is a holiday which we celebrate on October 31st of each year. It is of course associated with dressing up, trick or treating, scary stories, pumpkins, and of course halloween parties. These are of course all things that many young children enjoy, so there is a lot of fun to be had. If you are organising a Halloween party, one activity that you might want to consider, is playing a game of Halloween ghost bingo. This is played very much like a normal game of bingo, with the main difference being that the bingo cards are printed with words or phrases relating to Halloween, rather than the numbers that are usually printed on bingo cards. Here is a summary of how to play: 1. Each player (kid) is given their own bingo card - the organiser can download printables for these from the Internet ahead of time, or print them using some <a href="http://www.bingocardprinter.com/" target="_blank">bingo card maker</a> computer software. If using software to prepare them, you could even change the heading on the card from "BINGO" to "GHOST". 2. The organiser calls out the items printed on the cards in a random order. 3. Kids try to find the matching item on their card, and cross them off with a marker (or cover the square with a counter). 4. The first to cross out any straight line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) of five items and call out "Boo!" is the winner. 5. For a longer game, you could have multiple winners. The kid who is first to mark off all four corners and call out "Boo!", the kid who is first to get a line of five, the kid who is first to get two intersecting lines of five, and the kid who is first to get every item on their bingo card.About the Author: By S. Tanna. Download free <A href="http://www.halloweenbingo.org/" target="_blank">Halloween bingo cards</A> printables from <A href="http://www.halloweenbingo.org/" target="_blank"><a target="_blank" href="http://www.halloweenbingo.org/">http://www.halloweenbingo.org/</a></A>Article Source: <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/">ArticlesBase.com</a> - <a href="http://www.articlesbase.com/k-12-education-articles/ghost-bingo-cards-1382789.html" title="Ghost Bingo Cards">Ghost Bingo Cards</a>

Halloween is a holiday which we celebrate on October 31st of each year. It is of course associated with dressing up, trick or treating, scary stories, pumpkins, and of course halloween parties. These are of course all things that many young children enjoy, so there is a lot of fun to be had.

If you are organising a Halloween party, one activity that you might want to consider, is playing a game of Halloween ghost bingo. This is played very much like a normal game of bingo, with the main difference being that the bingo cards are printed with words or phrases relating to Halloween, rather than the numbers that are usually printed on bingo cards. Here is a summary of how to play:

1. Each player (kid) is given their own bingo card - the organiser can download printables for these from the Internet ahead of time, or print them using some bingo card maker computer software. If using software to prepare them, you could even change the heading on the card from "BINGO" to "GHOST".

2. The organiser calls out the items printed on the cards in a random order.

3. Kids try to find the matching item on their card, and cross them off with a marker (or cover the square with a counter).

4. The first to cross out any straight line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) of five items and call out "Boo!" is the winner.

5. For a longer game, you could have multiple winners. The kid who is first to mark off all four corners and call out "Boo!", the kid who is first to get a line of five, the kid who is first to get two intersecting lines of five, and the kid who is first to get every item on their bingo card.

By S. Tanna. Download free Halloween bingo cards printables from http://www.halloweenbingo.org/

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