It’s B-I-N-G-O … everybody knows this game-o! Since its start in 1969, TREND Bingo has been a favorite educational game for kids and adults. Our classic, young-learner Bingo games have remained front-runners in FUN for kids, and teachers and parents love the learning twist.

Sight Words Bingo for ages 5 and up is a great game to play at home for game night, in a classroom or homeschool setting, and to reinforce distance learning. Players can’t wait to cover the next square and everyone loves the anticipation and excitement of each item called. Until the moment someone says, “BINGO!” … it’s anyone’s game to win!

Popular, unique Bingo games for kids blend education with excitement for engaging, entertaining learning sessions that everyone loves. Game play easily adapts to different ages and abilities so everyone can enjoy many rounds together, building skills, boosting confidence, and celebrating every win.

• BUILD ESSENTIAL SKILLS – TREND Bingo delivers learning and FUN. Sight Words is a great classroom or family Bingo game for ages 5 to adult. The interactive play gets kids excited to find and match each written sight word to the word called. Play many rounds to practice reading 46 sight words, increase vocabulary, and build reading and spelling skills. This isn’t just for children, it’s also a great activity for language learners of any age to hear sight word pronunciations and read words in English.
  
  

• SOCIAL SKILLS, LISTENING, AND CONCENTRATION … FOR THE WIN – It’s hard to win just by luck, players need to rely on listening and concentration skills too. Bingo is one of the most fun ways to practice listening, and every player builds valuable concentration skills as they carefully mark their cards. Win or lose, children get real-life experience showing sportsmanship, perseverance, and patience.
  
  

• FLEXIBILITY TO PLAY YOUR WAY – There’s no wrong way to play Bingo! Start with an easier version and work your way to covering the whole card. Exchange cards, switch to a new caller, and play again and again. Every game is full of luck-of-the-lotto so it’s still challenging for older siblings and adults to win, yet eases youngsters into game play and learning to read common sight words.