BINGO Game

By Maria Skiadelli -


The BINGO (or TOMBOLA) game

 Bingo is a very well known game that is very popular all over the world. BINGO is played in many variations and flavours and is also widely used in educational settings. I created a math version of the game that helps children to practice treir skills in arithmetic calculations. You can create your own cards with different calculations for a different age group, or you can make a cmpletely different version of the game that supports language (definitions), foreign lanuages or any other school subject. 

 The possibilites are endless!

 Maria

 Find all the files that you need at the follwoing link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sqbhbhvFzXXm6DKrb7bRiDYLDj7vC8kU

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