This twist on traditional bingo is perfect for energising groups and encouraging participation. Instead of marking off numbers, players tick off real-life actions they observe others doing — or do themselves!
How to Play:
Create bingo cards filled with fun, silly, or creative actions.
Players mingle and watch others, marking off actions as they see them performed.
The first person to complete a full line (or other agreed pattern) shouts “Bingo!”
Sample Actions for Your Bingo Cards:
Sing a song
Tell a joke
Pretend to take a shower
Recite a nursery rhyme
Behave like a duck for 15 seconds
Compliment three different people
Shake hands with three people
Act like a toddler stealing a bone from a German shepherd
Walk across the room with an object between your knees
Pretend to be an egg cracking and frying
Do a celebrity impression (name the celebrity first)
Team up with someone to write a short poem about one of the leaders
Retell Goldilocks and the Three Bears using names of people in the room
Re-enact a Bible story with a small group
Draw a self-portrait and give it to someone
Find an item in your pocket or bag to gift to the person on your left
Benefits and Themes:
Builds confidence
Encourages creativity and spontaneity
Fosters communication and group bonding
Great for breaking the ice in workshops, youth groups, or social events
Youth Group Games was formed in 2005 with the aim of providing a collection of the best team building, ice breaker games, ideas and activities for Youth Group Leaders. Read more about us if you’re interested :)
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