Artist Bingo
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Artist Bingo Game
ARTK12 art bingo games are played like traditional bingo. Each student is given a bingo card with sixteen images on it. These images show portions of the 32 pieces of art studied during the semester (the game can also be played completely on it’s own, that is, it’s not necessary to buy the full ARTK12 Art History curriculum to play the art bingo games).
The teacher has 32 flash cards, each showing a particular piece of art (painting, sculpture, etc.). The teacher holds up the flash card stating the name of the art piece, it’s author and any other information they’d like. Students place some kind of token on the appropriate square.
There are many ways to play the art bingo games:
Line Art Bingo
The winner in a line art bingo game is the first player to get four in a row either vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
Blackout Art Bingo / Square Art Bingo / X Art Bingo
The winner in a blackout art bingo game is the first player to put a token on every square. In square art bingo the player is required to form a square and in X art bingo the player must create an X on the card.
More Art Bingo Game Variations!
Fish Cracker Bingo
In the fish cracker bingo the student begins with each square covered by a fish cracker or some other snack food. It’s up to you whether it is healthy or decadent or somewhere in between. As the images are called out the food is removed…..and eaten. First person to eat all their food wins.
Invisible Bingo
This can only be played toward the end of the semester when students are very familiar with the art works. Images are called out just like the regular Art Bingo, but the teacher does not show the images. Students have to remember what the art works look like and find them on their card.
Sample Flash and Bingo Cards
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Art History Disguised as Fun
Art bingo games help students review the facts about the art in an enjoyable way.
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A fun and helpful way to make connections about art vocabulary and visual images. This game has two versions. Version One includes 50 bingo cards with pictures and Version Two is 50 bingo cards with vocabulary words (instead of pictures)
Art History Bingo
Contents:
- Directions on how to play Elements of Art Bingo!
- 30 Elements of Art Bingo! Double Sided Bingo Boards (Words and Pictures)
- 50 Elements of Art Bingo! Cards
This game can be played anytime as a review or assessment. Since some ideas might be new, you make need to show and read the cards. This game goes hand in hand with the book Teaching Art To Children : Elements Of Art Workbook and The Artist WorkMat. It incorporates the same pictures in the book and workmat as this game making it easy remember the terms.
Double sided with pictures and words