Get to know you bingo: 40 squares to break the ice
Get to know you bingo helps a new group learn something real about each other. The screen calls a square, players mark it if it fits someone they know in the room or themselves, and stories come out with every bingo. It works on the first day of school or a first team meeting.
- Word bingo
- 40 words
- With a free account
All 40 words
- 01Has a pet fish
- 02Has a little sister
- 03Was born in summer
- 04Likes pineapple pizza
- 05Can roll their tongue
- 06Has broken a bone
- 07Plays soccer
- 08Has been on a plane
- 09Loves to draw
- 10Knows sign language
- 11Has a cat
- 12Has a dog
- 13Is left handed
- 14Has moved houses
- 15Has a middle name
- 16Can do a cartwheel
- 17Loves spicy food
- 18Has seen the ocean
- 19Plays piano
- 20Has freckles
- 21Is an only child
- 22Likes math
- 23Hates mushrooms
- 24Has been camping
- 25Can swim
- 26Reads comics
- 27Has a nickname
- 28Wears glasses
- 29Loves dinosaurs
- 30Has a garden
- 31Was born abroad
- 32Has a bunk bed
- 33Likes to sing
- 34Has two siblings
- 35Has a hamster
- 36Loves the rain
- 37Can speak Spanish
- 38Has ridden a horse
- 39Likes early mornings
- 40Collects rocks
Ready in about a minute
- 01
Open LiveBingo on a TV, a laptop or a projector. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
- 02
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at FreeLiveBingo.com and gets their own card on their phone.
- 03
The TV calls, called squares light up on every card, and the game checks each bingo.
Good to know
How do you play get to know you bingo?
The screen calls a fact like 'Has a pet fish'. Players mark it if it is true for them, and whoever gets a bingo tells the group about their squares.
Is it good for the first day of school?
Yes. The facts are simple and safe for students, and printable cards cover kids without phones.
How long does it take?
About 15 minutes for a single line, which leaves time for a few stories.