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Free Printable Multiplication Bingo Cards

Make the times tables fun, print a class set now, free.

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36 curated squares · unique cards every time · US Letter & A4

Multiplication Bingo
2 × 3
3 × 7
8 × 8
6 × 4
8 × 9
8 × 6
2 × 8
4 × 8
7 × 8
3 × 8
3 × 3
9 × 7
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2 × 9
9 × 2
4 × 5
6 × 7
7 × 7
7 × 4
6 × 6
2 × 5
4 × 6
3 × 6
5 × 5
3 × 9

The times tables reward exactly one thing: practice, and multiplication bingo makes that practice something a whole class will happily do again and again. Each square holds a multiplication fact. Call an answer and students hunt for a fact that makes it; or call a fact and they solve it and mark the square. Either way, thirty kids are doing mental math at once and calling it a game.

The cards are free to print, forever, no account, no limit, no watermark. Print a card for every student; a seeded shuffle makes each one unique, so no two players share a board and nobody wins by copying. When a student gets Bingo, have them read their winning line aloud, every fact, solved, for one last round of practice.

The chalkboard theme keeps it classroom-clean, and the generator makes it yours in seconds: enter just the facts you’re drilling this week, the 7s, the squares, the tricky ones, and print a fresh set. Nothing you type ever leaves your device.

The word list

Every square, ready to print, or edit the list in the generator

  • 2 × 3
  • 4 × 5
  • 6 × 7
  • 3 × 8
  • 9 × 2
  • 7 × 4
  • 5 × 5
  • 8 × 6
  • 3 × 3
  • 9 × 9
  • 2 × 7
  • 4 × 8
  • 6 × 6
  • 7 × 7
  • 5 × 9
  • 3 × 6
  • 8 × 8
  • 4 × 4
  • 9 × 6
  • 2 × 8
  • 7 × 8
  • 5 × 6
  • 3 × 9
  • 6 × 4
  • 8 × 3
  • 9 × 7
  • 2 × 5
  • 4 × 9
  • 7 × 3
  • 6 × 9
  • 5 × 8
  • 8 × 9
  • 3 × 7
  • 4 × 6
  • 9 × 4
  • 2 × 9

Ways to play

Answer bingo

The teacher calls an answer ("forty-two"); students find and mark a fact that makes it (6 × 7). First to five in a row wins.

Fact bingo

The teacher calls a fact ("six times seven"); students solve it and mark the matching square. First to five in a row wins.

Blackout

Fill the entire card, a full workout across the times tables.

Four corners

Mark only the four corner squares for a quick review.

Questions

How do you play multiplication bingo?

Two ways. Either the teacher calls an answer and students mark a fact that makes it, or the teacher calls a fact and students solve it and mark it. Both turn drill practice into a game the whole class plays at once.

Is it free to print?

Yes, completely free, with no account, no card limit, and no watermark. Print a card for every student.

Can I focus on one times table?

Absolutely. Open the generator and enter just the facts you're practicing, the 7s, say, and every card is built fresh and unique from your list.

What grade is it for?

It suits roughly grades 3-5, and adapts to any level, simpler facts and a smaller grid for beginners, tougher ones for a challenge.

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