Math Bingo Games

by Charles Lund

Bingo is a descendant of the game Lotto that was originally invented in Italy. Th e typical Bingo card looks#13; like a typical Bingo card.#13; As you examine this card you can see that the letters B, I, N, G, O are printed at the top of each column.#13; Numbers from 1 to 75 are used to fi ll all but one of the squares. Th e center square is usually a free play#13; square. Th e numbers 1-15 appear under the B column, the numbers 16-30 appear under the I column, the#13; numbers 31-45 under the N column, the numbers 46-60 under the G column, and the numbers 61-75#13; under the O column.#13; At the start of each round, players are provided with one or more cards. A caller is selected and draws a#13; card (or ball) from the choices available. Th e caller announces the drawn and then players look for that#13; entry on their cards. If a card entry matches with the number or problem drawn, the player may cover the#13; appropriate square with a marker. Th e fi rst player to complete a line of 5 numbers in a row, column, or#13; diagonal calls ?Bingo.' Th e player's card is then read back to the caller. If the entries are correct, that player#13; is declared the winner.#13; Th e caller replaces all draws in the bin at the end of each game. Once a game is completed any player may#13; exchange or keep this card(s) for the next game.

• Format: Perfect Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 193421812X
• ISBN13: 9781934218129
• Release Date: November 2009
• Publisher: IPMG Publishing
• Length: 92 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Age Range: 10 to 18 years