Halloween Definition Bingo - Bingo #294
Halloween bingo for A2–B1: the caller reads a definition (“It has eight legs and makes webs”), players find the word. Pictures: Twemoji, CC-BY 4.0.
Words in this bingo (24)
- pumpkin – A big orange vegetable. We carve a face in it.
- ghost – It is white, it says “Boo!” and you can see through it.
- bat – A small animal that flies at night and sleeps upside down.
- spider – It has eight legs and makes webs.
- spider web – A spider makes it to catch flies.
- witch – She wears a tall hat, flies on a broom and makes spells.
- vampire – He sleeps in a coffin all day and has long, sharp teeth.
- zombie – A monster that walks very slowly with its arms out.
- skull – The bones of your head.
- bone – Dogs love to chew it. A skeleton is made of them.
- black cat – A witch’s pet. Some people think it brings bad luck.
- owl – A bird with big round eyes. It says “Hoo-hoo!” at night.
- moon – You can see it in the sky at night. Sometimes it is full.
- broom – You clean the floor with it – or fly on it!
- magic wand – A small stick for magic spells.
- candy – Trick-or-treaters get it at every door. In the UK it’s “sweets”.
- lollipop – A sweet on a stick.
- chocolate – A sweet brown treat made from cocoa.
- candle – It gives light. You put it inside a jack-o’-lantern.
- coffin – A long wooden box. A vampire sleeps in it.
- gravestone – A stone with a name on it in a graveyard.
- haunted house – An old, empty house where ghosts live.
- crystal ball – A glass ball. A fortune teller looks into it to see the future.
- monster – A big, scary creature from a story.
24 words, 24 of them with a clue for the caller. The caller shows or reads the words one by one, the players mark them on their cards; a full row, column or diagonal wins. Play on the board and on phones, or print up to 40 different cards.