Screen-Free Bingo for Kids Ages 5–7
Screen-free bingo is a list of things to do instead of a screen: games, crafts, baking, building and reading, all in one card. Use it for a screen-free week, rainy days, or a family digital detox.
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28 screen-free bingo ideas for age 5–7
For ages 5–7 the squares are short and doable in a day: perfect for new readers and first challenges. Use them as they are, or as a starting point for your own.
- 1.Build a pillow fort
- 2.Do a jigsaw
- 3.Play a board game
- 4.Draw a comic
- 5.Bake cookies
- 6.Have a dance party
- 7.Make a paper plane
- 8.Play hide and seek
- 9.Do a science experiment
- 10.Build with Lego
- 11.Make a card
- 12.Play hopscotch
- 13.Read a book
- 14.Make a puppet show
- 15.Play cards
- 16.Go on a bike ride
- 17.Paint a picture
- 18.Make slime
- 19.Have a picnic
- 20.Play in the garden
- 21.Make a treasure hunt
- 22.Build a den
- 23.Do some yoga
- 24.Make playdough
- 25.Play a memory game
- 26.Make a mask
- 27.Do a craft
- 28.Help cook dinner
How to use it
- Agree on a screen-free hour each day, and pick a square for it.
- Keep the card with a box of the things the squares need: cards, paper, pencils.
- Grown-ups can play too: there's a version for teens and adults.
- A full card earns a family treat.
For a class or a party
A class set gives every player a different card in the same design, 10 to 35 of them, with a caller sheet to tick off the squares. €9.90 for the whole set.
Make a class set →Make your screen-free bingo card
It opens with these squares for age 5–7. Change anything, add a name, pick a background, and download the PDF the moment you pay.
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Questions
- What goes on a screen-free bingo card for age 5–7?
- Build a pillow fort, Do a jigsaw, Play a board game, Draw a comic and more: all 28 ideas are listed on this page. For ages 5–7 the squares are short and doable in a day: perfect for new readers and first challenges.
- Can I change the squares?
- Yes. The card starts with these squares, and you can shuffle them, change any of them, or write your own before you download it.
- How do I print it?
- You get a landscape PDF at the paper size you choose, A4 or US Letter for most, which prints at home or at any print shop.
- Can I make cards for a whole class?
- Yes, with a class set: 10 to 35 cards in one design, each with its own mix of squares, and a caller sheet, for €9.90.