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Colors bingo
A ready-to-print Colors bingo card built from 32 terms. Need a set where no two cards match? The maker does that.
Print the page above, or take the medium grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.
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About Colors
Color names come from all over: maroon traces back to the French word for chestnut, magenta was named after a battle fought in Italy in 1859, and turquoise means "Turkish" because the stone reached Europe through Turkish trade routes. Others borrow straight from the natural world, like coral, peach, olive, and lavender. This card mixes the six colors of a basic paint set with shades such as beige, indigo, teal, and crimson, so callers can hold up a swatch instead of reading the name aloud.
Elementary teachers and art instructors reach for this during a color-mixing or vocabulary unit, when students are ready to name shades beyond the primary set.
What is in this bingo
A 4 by 4 bingo card on Colors, carrying 16 terms.
- Card
- 4 x 4
- Terms on the card
- 16
- Free centre
- No
- Terms in the pool
- 16
Terms on the card
- RED
- ORANGE
- YELLOW
- GREEN
- BLUE
- PURPLE
- PINK
- BROWN
- BLACK
- WHITE
- GRAY
- GOLD
- SILVER
- TEAL
- NAVY
- MAROON
- BEIGE
- TAN
- LIME
- MINT
- CORAL
- PEACH
- LAVENDER
- TURQUOISE
- MAGENTA
- CRIMSON
- INDIGO
- OLIVE
- IVORY
- SKY BLUE
- MUSTARD
- PLUM