Welcome to December 22nd on the National Day Calendar. This month recognizes the birthday of one of America’s favorite games, Bingo. While it seems pretty straight forward, the game is far more complicated that you might think. It’s estimated that there are over 500 septillion combinations of numbers that could appear on your bingo card. It's Bingo day on the 27th of June. The most recent detection of references to Bingo Day was 5 months ago. There were many celebrations relating to national holdiays written about on social media that our algorithms picked up on the 27th of June.
- Local Bingo Games Schedule
- National Bingo Day 2019
- National Bingo Corp
- National Bingo Corp Linden Nj
- Chinese Auction Tickets
- Features
- Holidays
- Cartoons
- Contact
Please do not steal this BingoGame for your site in any way.
It took a lot of work. Thanks.
Warning: This has a lot of graphics for printing out in order to make the |
Brownielocks and The 3 Bears
present
Patriotic Bingo!
For
The 4th of July, Memorial Day or Whenever The Spirit of America Moves Ya!
How do you playPatriotic Bingo?
You can play one of two ways.
1.The first way is to play the game the traditional way using cards with numbers,only you use our Stars and White and Red dabbers to cover the card and make aflag. (Or use our stars but create the rest of the flag bingo card withRED INK dabbers.)
Confused? Here iswhat our Patriotic Bingo Card looks like for
a winner like you! It is a totally covered card. The word
B-I-N-G-O at the top is replaced by F-L-A-G-S. The player who makes a total flagfirst wins! You can scream:
'God Bless America' if you want rather than BINGO!
Here is are examples of one star, one red square and one white squarewhich fit on our own Brownielocks free printable BingoCard.
(Note: Put whatevernumber arrangement you want in this card you wish in order that eachplayer has a unique card unlike the other players or use the word game belowalong with the dabbers.)
Click the image below and it will appear alone for printing. |
And what do you put thoseon?
Our FREE Brownielocks Bingo card.
Click the link below to go to that page.
2.The second way to play Patriotic Bingo is to do it the same way we created ourother holiday bingo games like Christmas Bingo,
Halloween Bingo, ValentinesBingo and as mention on our History of Bingo pagewith Baby Shower Bingo and Bridal Bingo.
You still replace BINGOwith 'F-L-A-G-S' at the top of the card.
But the players then create their own card based on words related to patriotismand the holidays.
Rules For Bingo
1. Across the topof the card replace the B-I-N-G-O with either
F-L-A-G-S
Tip: B-I-N-G-Oshould be replaced by a word that
does not have any letters duplicated to avoid confusion.
If there is another 5-letterword you prefer that doesn't duplicate any letters feel free to use it. Icouldn't think of one.
2. Give all yourplayers a blank card.
3. Then give them a listing of the words they can choose from to play with(see below) and have them write those on the card as follows:
(a) Provide the LETTERfirst and then the word so that they don't just put these words anyplace andthen have a harder time to find them when you call out the game.
(b) Keep 2 sheets for yourself. One to keep track of what has been calledand one to cut up to put into a bowl to call from.
4. Define thetype of game before you call. A regular bingo, a full cover game or whateverelse you choose.
Below are some examplesof words based on the header
F-L-A-G-S at the top of the card.
There are 24 emptyspaces on a card. There are 5 blanks per letter and we offer many options perletters to arrange as the player wishes. All words relate to U.S.patriotism, it's history, military, museums, country, music, songs, books andmovies and just about anything else that popped into my head.
| F- Freedom F - George Cohen F - Marines F - Battlefield F - Memorials F - Medals F - Yankee Doodle F - President F - US Capitol F - Pentagon F - Korean War Memorial F - Declaration of Independence F - World War II F - 4th of July F - Flag Day F - National Guard F - US Seal F - Dollar Bill F - Republicans F - Florida F - Green Backs F - Washington Post F - Congress F - Campaigns F - Mt. Rushmore F - Paul Revere F - M*A*S*H F - Federal Debt F - Manassas Battlefield F - General Grant F - Herbert Hoover F - Conflicts F - Flag Bunting F - Pride F - Purple Heart F - 5 Star Generals F - Grunts F - Boot camp F - Yellow Ribbons | L- Lincoln L- Liberty Bell L - Coast Guard L - Lincoln Memorial L - Land of Free L - Washington L - Roosevelt L - World War I L - Library of Congress L - National Anthem L - Democrats L - Elections L - Coolidge L- Bill Clinton L - Museums L - Monuments L - White House L - Pennsylvania Avenue L - Louisiana L - Senators L - Uncle Sam L - Ellis Island L - Civil War L - Lee Greenwood L - Tax Forms L - Boston Tea Party L - Mayflower L - Rough Riders L - Caissons Go Rolling Along L - General Robert E. Lee L - Little Big Horn L - Camouflage L - Intelligence L - Over There L - Patriotic Clothing L - Tour of Duty L - Viet Nam Memorial | A - Abraham A - Amber Waves A- America The Beautiful A - Airforce A - Army A - Arlington Cemetery A - President Adams A - Dimpled Chads A - John Q. Adams A - Zachary Taylor A - Betsy Ross A - Jefferson Memorial A - Francis Scott Key A - Pledge of Allegiance A - John Sousa A - Pres. Bush A - God Bless America A - Alabama A - Eagle A - Congressmen A - Statue of Liberty A - Pearl Harbor A - Veteran's Day A - Volunteers A - American Red Cross A - From Here to Eternity A - Chester A. Arthur A - Assassination A - Candlelight Vigils A - Gone With The Wind A - Kilroy A - Draft Card | G - Grand Ol Flag G - God Bless the USA G - Green Berets G - Military G - Navy G - John Kennedy G - Constitution G - Votes G - Howard Taft G - Georgia G - National Parks G - US Customs G - Immigration G - Citizenship G - Green Card G - Grover Cleveland G - Operation Enduring Freedom G - Gulf War G - Warren Harding G - Georgia G - Bills G - USA G - Oklahoma G - Jimmy Carter G - Bill of Rights G - Montevideo G - Williamsburg G - Jamestown G - China Beach G - Special Operations G - Hostages G - D-Day G - Trail of Tears G - Geranimo G - Holidays G - 1040 Forms G - Millard Fillmore G - War Brides G - Rations G - Patriotic Jewelry | S - States S - Stripes S - Stars S - Special Forces S - Soldiers S - Viet Nam S - Korean War S - Star Spangled Banner S - Ballots S - Smithsonian Ronald Reagan S - Universal Soldier S - Protest Songs S - Draft Dodgers S - Operation Desert Storm S - California S - Salute S - Washington Mall S - September 11, 2001 S - Pennies S - Veto S - Florida S - Ulysses S. Grant S - Columbus S - Pilgrims S - Salvation Army S - IRS S - Pilgrims S - Saving Private Ryan S - Dwight D. Eisenhower S- Suffergettes S - Soldiers of Fortune S - Surveillance S - Uncle Sam S - Patriotic Decorations S - 'The Wall' |
If you can come up withmore words, feel free. I did these at the top of my head. I includedsome, but not all US presidents, and some US States.
Other Holiday BingoGames are:
Ham Radio Bingo! | Thanksgiving Bingo |
PatrioticCharades!
The game of charadesvaries from families and groups as far as the physical expressions for'Books' ' Songs' ' Long Sentence' or 'HowMany Words' 'Movie' and whatever. So I am not goingto post any rules here. Play charades based on the rules you and yourfriends and family are most familiar with. But, all of the words above forthe Patriotic Bingo can be used for charades. Plus, if you're verytalented you can include some of the WarMovies listed on this site.
These were created byBrownielocks for all patriotic occasions.
Visit our MAIN PATRIOTIC PAGE. Or check out a few featured links below: {4th of July Animation} {4th of July Cartoon & History} {Americana Trivia Quiz} |
Like Brownielocks on Facebook
Local Bingo Games Schedule
Thanks for Visiting. We love you!
Brownielocks' Holidays & Fun For Everyone! © 1999-2021
Find interesting and unique observances and holidays for you to use as inspiration for your senior activity program.
| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | |
| 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |
| 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
| 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 |
| 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 |
March 2021 Monthly Observances
- American Red Cross Month
- Caffeine Awareness Month
- Credit Education Month
- Deaf History Month (March 13 - April 15)
- Employee Spirit Month
- Humorists Are Artists Month
- International Black Women in Jazz & The Arts Month
- International Ideas Month
- International Listening Awareness Month
- International Mirth Month
- Irish-American Heritage Month
- Mad for Plaid Month
- Music in Our Schools Month
- National Clean Up Your IRS Act Month
- National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
- National Craft Month
- National Frozen Food Month
- National Kidney Month
- National Multiple Sclerosis Education and Awareness Month
- National Nutrition Month
- National Peanut Month
- National Umbrella Month
- National Women's History Month
- Optimism Month
- Paws to Read Month, encouraging kids to read to their pets to improve their reading skills
- Play-the-Recorder Month
- Poison Prevention Awareness Month
- Save the Vaquita Month
- Save Your Vision Month
- Sing With Your Child Month
- Social Work Month
- Spiritual Wellness Month
- Workplace Eye Wellness Month
- Youth Art Month
March 2021 Weekly Observances
- National Cheerleading Week (March 1-7)
- Celebrate Your Name Week (March 7-13)
- Girl Scout Week (March 7-13)
- National Consumer Protection Week (March 7-13)
- Return the Borrowed Books Week (March 7-13)
- Teen Tech Week (March 7-13)
- Termite Awareness Week (March 7-13)
- Words Matter Week (March 7-13)
- National School Breakfast Week (March 8-12)
- Brain Awareness Week (March 15-21)
- International Teach Music Week (March 15-21)
- Shakespeare Week in the United Kingdom (March 15-21)
- Wellderly Week, a week celebrating those seniors who never act their age (March 15-21)
- Consider Christianity Week (March 21-27)
- International Teach Music Week (March 16-22)
- Wellderly Week, celebrating those seniors who never act their age (March 16-20)
- National Animal Poison Prevention Week (March 21-27)
- National Poison Prevention Week (March 21-27)
- National Protocol Officers Week (March 21-27)
- Week of Solidarity With the Peoples Struggling Against Racism and Racial Discrimination (March 21-27)
- World Folk Tales and Fables Week (March 21-27)
- Holy Week, also called Passion Week, the week before Easter (March 28 - April 3)
- Passover (March 28 - April 4; begins at sundown on March 27)
March 2021 Daily Observances
March 1
- Baby Sleep Day
- National Horse Protection Day
- National Peanut Butter Lover's Day
- National Pig Day
- Plan a Solo Vacation Day
- Refired, Not Retired Day, a day for retired workers to look forward to new adventures as retirees
- World Compliment Day
- Zero Discrimination Day, a day to promote inclusion and compassion
March 2
- National Banana Cream Pie Day
- NEA's (National Education Association) Read Across America Day
- Texas Independence Day
- Town Meeting Day in Vermont
March 3
- International Ear Care Day
- I Want You To Be Happy Day
- National Anthem Day
- National Canadian Bacon Day
- National Cold Cuts Day
- Simplify-Your-Life Day
- What If Cats and Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day
- World Birth Defects Day
- World Wildlife Day
March 4
- National Backcountry Ski Day
- National Grammar Day
- National Pound Cake Day
- Old Inauguration Day
- World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development
March 5
- Dress in Blue Day, raising awareness about colorectal cancer
- Employee Appreciation Day
- National Cheese Doodle Day
- National Day of Unplugging
- Shabbat Across America and Canada
- World Day of Prayer
March 6
National Bingo Day 2019
- National Dress Day
- National Oreo Cookie Day
March 7
- Namesake Day
- National Cereal Day
- World Hyacinth Day
March 8
- Fun Facts About Names Day
- International Women's Day
- National Peanut Cluster Day
- National Proofreading Day
March 9
- National Crabmeat Day
- National Meatball Day
- Panic Day
- Unique Names Day
March 10
- Discover What Your Name Means Day
- International Bagpipe Day
- National Blueberry Popover Day
- National Ranch Dressing Day
- National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
- Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day
- Sterile Packaging Day
March 11
- Dream 2021 Day, a day to focus attention on creating a better world
- Key Deer Awareness Day, to raise awareness about the endangered deer in the Florida Keys
- Nametag Day
- National Oatmeal Nut Waffles Day
- World Kidney Day
March 12
- Middle Name Pride Day
- National Girl Scout Day
- National Milky Way Day
March 13
- Genealogy Day
- Good Samaritan Involvement Day
- International Fanny Pack Day
- National Chicken Noodle Soup Day
- National Open an Umbrella Indoors Day
- Smart & Sexy Day
March 14
- Daylight Saving Time begins (March 14 - November 7)
- International Day of Mathematics
- Moth-er Day, a day to honor moth collectors
- Mothering Sunday in England
- National Potato Chip Day
- Pi Day, a day to celebrate pi (the ratio of the a circle's circumference to its diameter)
March 15
- Brutus Day
- Consumer Rights Day
- Fill Our Staplers Day
- Ides of March
- International Day of Action for the Seals
- National Napping Day
- National Peanut Lovers' Day
- Orthodox Green (or Clean) Monday, a Christian observance that encourages eating clean with uncooked vegetables and no meat or dairy
- True Confessions Day
- Wellderly Day, celebrating those seniors who never act their age
March 16
- Black Press Day, commemorating the founding of the first black newspaper in America in 1827
- Freedom of Information Day
- Goddard Day
- Lips Appreciation Day
- National Panda Day
- No Selfies Day
March 17
- Saint Patrick's Day
March 18
- Absolutely Incredible Kid Day
- Forgive Mom and Dad Day
- National Biodiesel Day
- National Sloppy Joe Day
National Bingo Corp
March 19
- Certified Nurses Day
- Last Day of Winter
- National Chocolate Caramel Day
- Red Nose Day, a fundraising campaign that uses comedy to end child poverty
- World Sleep Day
March 20
- French Language Day
- International Astrology Day
- International Day of Happiness
- National Quilting Day
- National Ravioli Day
- Persian New Year begins
- Play-the-Recorder Day
- Proposal Day! (observed annually during the spring and autumnal equinox)
- Save the Florida Panther Day
- Spring begins (March 19 - June 20)
- Walk in the Sand Day
- Won't You Be My Neighbor Day, honoring children's television host Fred Rogers from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
- World Storytelling Day
March 21
- International Colour Day
- International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
- International Day of Forests
- Memory Day
- National Healthy Fats Day
- World Down Syndrome Day
- World Poetry Day
- World Puppetry Day
March 22
- As Young as You Feel Day
- National Goof-Off Day
- World Water Day
March 23
- American Diabetes Association's Diabetes Alert Day
- National Chip and Dip Day
- National Puppy Day
- National Tamale Day
- Near Miss Day, commemorating when a large asteroid passed within 500,000 miles of the Earth (1989)
- World Meteorological Day
March 24
- Education and Sharing Day
- National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day
- World Tuberculosis Day
March 25
- International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
- International Day of Solidarity With Detained and Missing UN Personnel
- National Medal of Honor Day
- Tolkien Reading Day, a day to promote the reading of the works of author J. R. R. Tolkien
March 26
- Legal Assistants Day
- Live Long and Prosper Day
- Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
- National Nougat Day
- National Spinach Day
- Prince Kūhiō Day in Hawaii
- Purple Day, a day to promote awareness about epilepsy
March 27
National Bingo Corp Linden Nj
- Earth Hour, encouraging observers to turn off their lights for an hour at 8:30pm local time
- National Joe Day, honoring those nicknamed Joe in recognition of Joe being the 5th most used name in the United States in 1910
- Quirky Country Music Song Titles Day
- World Theatre Day
Chinese Auction Tickets
March 28
- Full Worm Moon
- Holi Festival in India, known as the 'Festival of Colors,' begins
- National Black Forest Cake Day
- Palm Sunday
- 'Summer Time' (Daylight Saving Time for the European Union) begins in the United Kingdom (March 29 - October 25)
- Weed (garden weeds) Appreciation Day
March 29
- National Lemon Chiffon Cake Day
- National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day
- Seward's Day in Alaska
- Texas Love the Children Day
- Vietnam War Veterans Day
March 30
- Doctors' Day
- Grass Is Always Browner on the Other Side of the Fence Day
- International Laundry Folding Day
- National Turkey Neck Soup Day
- World Bipolar Day
March 31
- Bunsen Burner Day, a day to honor the birthday of its inventor Robert Bunsen
- César Chávez Day
- International Hug a Medievalist Day
- Little Red Wagon Day
- Manatee Appreciation Day
- National Crayon Day
- National 'She's Funny That Way' Day
- Whole Grain Sampling Day
- World Backup Day, encouraging people to save their computer data with regular backups