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Autumn bingo cards

Twelve cards from thirty-six things between September and November, conkers, morning mist, the first frost. Called fall in the States.

The set on this page

Autumn bingo cards, 5 by 5, 12 cards, 2 to a sheet: 24 squares, 6 sheets, 7 pages. The words set at 15.03 pt, the smallest of the seasonal sets, because this list carries the longest single word on it.

What is on the list

Thirty-six: fallen leaves, acorn, scarecrow, hayride, cider, conkers, a rake, an orchard, morning mist, the first frost, geese, short days. Some of it is British and some American, conkers and hayride sit on the same list, which is deliberate, because the search that brings people here says fall and the people printing it often say autumn.

Playing it outdoors

This one works as a walking game rather than a called one: the players carry a card and cross things off as they find them. That changes what you want from a card. Fewer squares finishes sooner, three by three gives eight to find rather than 24, and one to a sheet gives a card big enough to write on with cold hands.

The caller’s sheet at the back is still worth printing as the answer list, so there is something to check a claim against.

The file

47,270 bytes over 7 pages. Black only; PDF, PNG and SVG.

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