Allergy Bingo

Download or make your own printable allergy bingo cards. The PDF file will include a calling sheet with all the words and random bingo cards. Use this bingo card generator to create custom bingo cards and games.

Allergy Bingo
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20 Cards - FREE

40 Cards - $6.95 80 Cards - $10.95 120 Cards - $14.95

Help kids learn about allergies with our Free Printable Allergy Bingo! This bingo game uses easy to understand phrases to teach kids about common allergens, symptoms, and safety habits.

Whether your child has allergies or you're just looking to raise awareness, this game is a great tool for classrooms, health education, or home use.

Just print, play, and learn! It's perfect for sparking conversations and helping kids feel confident and included.

How to play Bingo

  1. Download and print these random bingo cards and the calling sheet (PDF).
  2. Cut the words list provided as calling sheet along the boundry lines and put them in a hat or bowl etc.
  3. Distribute the cards among guests or participants.
  4. Draw one card at a time from the hat or bowl and read out loud.
  5. The participants / players need to search and mark the word on their bingo cards.
  6. Draw out all words until someone fills in a row (vertically, horizontally or diagonally) and yells BINGO!
WORDS LIST: I can't eat peanuts, My nose is runny, I need my allergy medicine, I sneeze a lot in spring, My skin feels itchy, I bring my EpiPen, I get hives sometimes, I'm allergic to milk, My eyes get red and itchy, I can’t be near cats, I read food labels, I use a tissue all the time, I avoid certain snacks, I have to wash my hands, I can't eat eggs, I wear a medical bracelet, My throat feels funny, I need an inhaler, I tell grown ups about my allergies, I can't eat shellfish, I use a nasal spray, I stay away from bees, I'm allergic to dust, I always carry medicine, I have to ask what’s in the food, I sit at the allergy table, I can’t have gluten, I tell friends about my allergies, I wear long sleeves to avoid rash, I bring my own lunch