How to Make Reusable Laminated Bingo Cards

Print on cardstock

Start with cardstock for a sturdier result. One or two cards per page gives large squares that are easy to wipe.

A home laminator with 3 or 5 mil pouches makes cards that last. Sheet protectors are a cheaper option and let you swap cards in and out.

Ready to play? Make custom word or number bingo cards and print them free.

Use dry-erase markers or chips. Keep a cloth or sock handy for quick erasing between rounds.

Store sets in labeled folders by theme so you can reuse them each season. Add new word lists over time to build a full library.

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