Learn About Spring in Spanish With This Printable Bingo Game for Preschoolers

Are you looking for a fun class activity to learn about la primavera? Or maybe you are hosting a bilingual playdate and are looking for a fun way to incorporate the target language.

Well, look no more! This Spring Bingo in Spanish is a perfect way to learn Spanish at home or in the classroom. Play it in small groups or in groups of up to 10. You decide!

Happy playing! Make sure to tag us on Instagram or Facebook so we can see your family or your own classroom playing this Spanish bingo game together! Just tag me @lorenaylennox! I would be delighted!

This Spring Bingo in Spanish is an interactive family activity that will engage your children at home or in the Spanish classroom this spring.

What do you need for this Spring bingo game in Spanish?

For this printable PDF activity, you will need:

8.5 x 11 printer paper or card stock
A printer
Bingo chips or something to mark bingo with such as pebbles or rocks. Legos even work too!
A laminator and laminating sheets if you want to save this game and play it again another day!

What comes in this Spring bingo in Spanish?

This bingo design is made out of beautiful watercolors.It comes with 30 Spring-themed printable bingo cards. Each card has a vocabulary word in Spanish and a picture of the meaning.

Here are the unique cards that come included in the set:

Conejo | Rabbit
Hierba | Grass
Mariquita | Ladybug
Mariposa | Butterfly
Abeja | Bee
Oruga | Caterpillar
Tortuga | Turtle
Rana | Frog
Gusano | Worm
Nido | Nest
Pájaro | Bird
Arcoiris | Rainbow
Lluvia | Rain
Tormenta | Storm
Viento | Wind
Sol | Sun
Charco | Puddle
Botas de lluvia | Rainboots
Paraguas | Umbrella
Tulipán | Tulip
Hormiga | Ant
Narciso | Daffodil
Plántula | Seedling
Girasol | Sunflower
Balde | Bucket
Pala | Shovel
Manguera | Hose
Rastrillo | Rake
Cesta | Basket
Jacinto | Hyacinth

Below are some ways you can use the flashcards outside of this spring bingo game in Spanish

Create a print rich environment by placing these around the house. Add adhesive magnets to the back of the laminated flashcards and hang them on your fridge or washer.
Print out multiple sets and work on sequences and patterns with your preschoolers!
One of my favorite activities is to print off two sets and use them as a memory game. This activity is perfect for younger children to practice language development and memorization skills to connect the spoken word to the image. Make sure every time you flip over a card, you say the name of what’s on it!
You could also play a fun game by having your child stand on the opposite side of the room as you, or even better outside. First, shuffle the flashcards. Then, lift a flashcard and show your child. Lastly, if they guess it right, they can take a step or hop forward! If they mess up, a step backward! Will they make it to where you are?
Play What’s Missing. Pick a handful of flashcards to your child. Talk about the flashcards and lay them flat on the table. Then, take a scarf and place them over the cards and remove a card. Have your child guess which card is missing.
You could play a bilingual game and say the version in English. Have your child repeat it in Spanish and vice versa.
You could place the flashcards face up on a table and see how fast your child can recognize the word.
Play Slapjack by placing all of the flashcards face down on a table. Say a word on the list and have your child flip the cards over until they find the correct card.
Lastly, you could cut the cards in half and use them as puzzles by having your child match the words and images with their correct halves.

You will also receive 10 Bingo Suertudo playing game cards to go along with the vocabulary cards. Each of the cards comes with a free space This means that you can play with up to 10 players in each game!

In each of my previous Bingos I have used a fun bilingual name name to go along with the bingo game.—Bingo enamorado, Bingo Navideño, Bingo Suertudo and my winter bingo game, Bingo Invernal.

This bingo is called Bingo en flor ( Bingo in Bloom) to go along with the blooming spring season!

Once you print off your Spring bingo cards and bingo mats, I recommend laminating them so you can save them for future use!

Then, cut out the laminated cards.

Once the spring vocabulary cards are cut out, place the cards face down in a pile or in random order.

Give each player a bingo sheet.

Then in order (youngest to oldest/ clockwise/ however you choose) pick up a card from the pile. Have the person picking up the card say what card they have in Spanish.

Lastly, all players with the selected vocabulary card on their bingo sheet, should mark it with a bingo chip.

The first player to fill their card wins!

Tips to get maximum language use from this Spring Bingo in Spanish!

To make sure you get the absolute most language use out of this Bingo game, state the rule that the class or your family is only allowed to speak in Spanish!
If the child flips a card and does not know the word of the image on the card, help them out with the pronunciation. Even better, before the game, flip the the cards and review the words!

Then, you can ask questions or say phrases such as:

“¿Quién tiene el ____? “

“¡Solamente mamá tiene la ______!”

“¡Wau, todos temos los ___!”

¡Qué suertudo, tu tienes el arcoiris!

Repeating phrases like this to include the vocabulary word with help the new Spanish vocabulary stick!

Allow your child sufficient time to process the card that has been chosen, and to identify the object on their card. Try not to interject or speed up their finding process. Doing so might confuse the child or discourage participation.