Dog Bingo (Magma for Laurence King)

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We created this feature to help those working in organisations where another department makes the payments and for care homes where they would like the families to pay for the products. Spot all kinds of dogs – from the tiny chihuahua to the noble Great Dane, from the sleek saluki to the dreadlocked Hungarian puli, mark them off on your card and bingo! Your child doesn’t have to be able to read to play, but having the text helps you identify the dogs and helps young readers develop their reading proficiency.

Please leave a comment letting me know what bingo themes you’d like to see next or if you’d like to see more printable activities featuring dogs. Game includes: 12 bingo cards, 1 large results card, dog cards, tokens, drawstring bag, instructions.For example, you can use both free sets together for 14 unique cards or add a freebie set onto a larger paid set for even more players. If you want more low-prep family fun so you can enjoy time with your kids (or catch some much-needed time to yourself! Whether you're having a dog-themed party, trying to choose the breed of your next pet, or looking for something to do on a rainy day, this game will do the trick.

Makes a great gift for anyone who is interested in dogs and makes an ideal way to stimulate conversation. When she is not drawing, she enjoys going for long walks where she comes across a number of dogs, which she will inevitably stop, pat and photograph.

With an illustration for each item, even the youngest players can help to find each dog on the board.

Dog Bingo brings a fun and educational twist to the traditional game as players learn the names and colourings of both their favourite breeds and weird and wonderful exotic dogs. The set also includes 64 superbly illustrated dog tokens, one game board, 12 bingo cards, and brightly coloured counters for you to mark up your card. The difference isn’t as obvious in this photo as it is in real life, but the mermaid bingo board on the left was printed on presentation paper. Bingo brings a fun and educational twist to the traditional game as players learn the names and colourings of both their favourite animals and characters. She is the author and illustrator of Polly and the North Star (Orion) and illustrator of Dogs: Best in Show (Laurence King, 2011).

Playing this dog bingo will challenge your child’s visual discrimination skills and encourage them to pay careful attention to details. Make sure to join The Artisan Life family newsletter so you can get the latest freebies and low-prep activities for your littles. You are not licensed to redistribute the files or printouts to other adults for use with activities they are organizing. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - everyone will love this traditional game featuring dogs from around the world, from the tiny chihuahua to the noble Great Dane, from the sleek saluki to the dreadlocked Hungarian puliPLAY AND LEARN - this board game comes with a leaflet with interesting information and quirky facts for all the dogs featured in the game. GREAT GIFT - perfect for dog-lovers of all ages, for families who love playing games, and for families who enjoy spending quality time togetherSOMETHING TO TREASURE - this is a quality product made to last, with beautiful illustrations and attractive packagingEXPLORE THE ENTIRE SERIES - this game is part of the bestselling bingo series, a collection of games for nature lovers and enthusiastic board gamers.

As a Montessori-inspired parent, I’m a huge fan of being specific when I describe things to my daughter. Both the sets of 10 and 4 are free, so keep scrolling to grab your free printables if you’re only looking for a few bingo boards! Contains 64 superbly illustrated dog tokens, one board, 12 bingo cards and brightly coloured counters for you to mark up your card, as well as a leaflet containing basic information and a few quirky traits for all of the dogs featured. Additionally, when you laminate your boards, your children can use markers or crayons to mark off images.This isn’t usually a problem with older children, but younger children may be unable to resist the temptation.