Printable Loteria Bingo (Spanish Version)
Printable Loteria Bingo is a fun way to help kids practice Spanish vocabulary while enjoying a classic game. This printable is great for parties, classroom activities, bilingual learning, and family game night. It also pairs nicely with a Mexican themed celebration alongside crafts like Paper Bag Serapes, Cactus Favors, and Maracas.
Supplies
White cardstock or heavy paper
Scissors
Chips, stones, or beans
Glue stick, optional
Instructions
Print the Loteria boards and calling cards.
Cut out the cards and boards carefully.
For longer use, print on cardstock or glue regular paper onto cardboard or heavier paper.
Give each player one board.
Place the calling cards in a stack for the caller.
Use chips, stones, or beans to mark each matching picture as cards are called.
How to Play
Loteria is played much like Bingo. Each player gets a board, sometimes called a tabla. The caller draws one card at a time and says the name out loud. Players look for the matching picture on their board and cover it with a marker.
The first player to complete a line across, up and down, or diagonally calls out “¡Buena!” to win.
Fun Facts
Loteria is a traditional game that has been enjoyed in Mexico for generations. Because the cards include both pictures and words, they are often used to help children practice reading and vocabulary in Spanish. Many bilingual teachers also use Loteria as a classroom learning game.
Patterns, Templates and Printables
Click on a pattern to open it in a new window to print.
Teacher Friendly Educational Extension
This printable is a great fit for Spanish lessons, multicultural studies, and classroom activities. Invite students to say each word aloud as the cards are called. You can also have children write the Spanish word for each picture, match pictures to vocabulary lists, or practice using the words in simple sentences. For younger learners, use the game to build picture recognition and listening skills.
Your Loteria cards are very nice. However I would like to know what the DOM word represents? The picture looks like a sun which in Spanish would be “SOL”. I imagine for rabbit you chose a female one instead of a male rabbit which would be “CONEJO”. Your site and materials are impressive. Thank you for making them available to us.
Me encanta la idea de Lotería Bingo en versión imprimible. Es una forma divertida de aprender y disfrutar con amigos y familia. ¡Gracias por compartir estos recursos!
Thank you for your feedback.
I absolutely love the Spanish version of Loteria Bingo! It’s a fantastic way to immerse myself in the language while having fun with friends and family. The printable format makes it so convenient to use, too. Thank you for sharing this resource!
¡Me encanta esta versión en español del Lotería Bingo! Es una forma divertida de aprender y disfrutar con la familia. ¡Gracias por compartirlo!
So happy you are enjoying,
What a fantastic and culturally rich printable! This Spanish version of Lotería Bingo is not only a fun and festive addition to any Mexican-themed party, but also a clever educational tool for kids learning Spanish. I love how it blends language learning with tradition and creativity — from using beans or pebbles as markers to encouraging fun add-ons like Paper Bag Serapes and Maracas. The historical connection and educational value make it even more meaningful. Perfect for bilingual classrooms or family game nights with a cultural twist!
I absolutely love the Printable Loteria Bingo! It’s such a fun and engaging way to connect with my family while practicing our Spanish. The designs are vibrant and the game is easy to understand. Thank you for sharing this wonderful resource!
Loved this printable Loteria Bingo! It’s a fun way to introduce my kids to Spanish while having a great time with family. Thank you for sharing!
¡Me encanta esta versión en español de Lotería Bingo! Es una forma divertida de aprender y practicar el idioma mientras me divierto con amigos y familia. Gracias por compartirlo, estoy ansiosa por imprimirlo y jugar.