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Fourth of July Bingo, Color Your Own Game Board(s) in booklet form for you to tear apart book to play. If not all game boards are used includes enough symbols to play up to 5 times but only has 22 game boards. Example: If you use 5 game boards at one event you will have enough symbols to cut out to play again with the left over game boards. All players color every time- game boards include one or up to four of each of the images that total 15 with a total of the 15 images rowed out to play more than once.Fourth of July BINGO Color Your Game Boards GAME INSTRUCTIONS OBJECT: To Have FUN! First player to get 5 markers on the playing board in a row wins. INCLUDED: 22 color game boards and 60 small Fourth of July symbol game pieces for picking to call out. YOU NEED: (two ways to play to hold positions OR USE BOTH on the game board when symbols are called out) 1) Coloring crayons or markers to color in the game pieces called out. OR 2)a bowl of candy or coins use as markers for board players to hold positions on the playing boards. RULES TO WIN: The 5 markers on the Thanksgiving board must be in ONE of the following order. 5 markers in a straight row going from left to right on the playing board 5 markers in a straight row going up and down on the playing board 5 markers in a going in a straight diagonal TO PLAY: You need one person to call out the small Fourth of July symbols game pieces Tell the players to use the candy or coins or color in the symbols called out to mark the picture that matches what they are calling out on playing board. The first player to get 5 in a row and yells "Fourth of July" and wins on the Independence Day USA Bingo! 'Fourth of July' History is included on the back of each game board with a United States flag to color that has all 50 stars that represent the states and 13 stripes for the original 13 colonies. (less)

Fourth of July Bingo, Color Your Own Game Board(s) in booklet form for you to tear apart book to play. If not all game boards are used includes enough symbols to play up to 5 times but only has 22 game boards. Example: If you use 5 (…more)