Rainbow Bingo

You can also get a special “Rainbow Bingo” if you get all 7 colors in a row horizontally. I have a couple extra prizes for a “Rainbow Bingo”:) I’ll be sharing some of the fun DIY projects I made for the color party, along with a few more free printables in the upcoming weeks. Nov 29, 2017 - It's always an exciting time when your kids start to learn their colors. It's enough to make you want to put up rainbows everywhere. Now you can encourage their colorful education with these Printable Rainbow Bingo Cards.

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For this activity you will need:

Paper
Markers
Crayons
2 Dice

Prepare the game by drawing a rainbow with a black marker on each paper (for however many people are playing). Then color a dot in each section of the rainbow for the color that goes there. Randomly choose numbers from 2-12 to represent each color (make them different on each persons paper as shown above).

Rainbow Bingo Adventure Free

Take turns rolling 2 dice and see what number comes up.
Everyone looks at their rainbow for the number that was rolled.
If you have that number on your paper, color in that section of the rainbow with the matching color!
Play until someone gets their rainbow all filled in and yells, 'RAINBOW!'