This, of course, is limited by the size of paper you are printing on. Picture Grid Size - You can select the size of the picture grid. You can choose the starting card number if you want to. Starting Card Number - When the cards are printed, a Card Number is printed on each one. When playing this way (trying to reuse the cards) you could also have the cards laminated with plastic so that the players could mark the pictures with a dry-erase felt pen that could be wiped off at the end of each game. The other way to play is to have the players just place a marker on the matching pictures. In this case the cards are not reusable so new cards must be handed out for the next game. When a player gets five in a row, either across, up-and-down, or diagonally, they call out, 'BINGO!' and win the game.

There are two general ways to handle the cards during a game: One is to have the participants put an X on each picture as they are called out. Print enough cards to cover the size of the group of people playing the game. Each card is different from all the others.

Number of Bingo Cards - Bingo cards are generated in random order from the collection of pictures that you have specified. Title - The word BINGO is placed above the five picture columns of the card but you can specify a title line to go above it. There are several options that you can choose to customize your game cards: To reach the Family Tree Bingo Setup screen, choose Family Tree BINGO from the Other Reports button on the Reports tab on the Ribbon bar.įamily Tree Bingo is very similar to the classic bingo game you grew up knowing except that in this variation Legacy gathers pictures from your family file and you are trying to match the pictures and names to end up with a complete row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. It is a great activity at a family reunion get-together or on a family game night. Legacy now includes a fun game that can be played by groups small and large.

Bingo winner pictures