If you have a zoo or animal themed party coming up then you need this printable Safari Bingo game. Easy activities for kids make any party or gathering a little bit more fun and this one will be a hit!
SAFARI THEMED PARTY IDEAS
One thing I love about animal party themes is that they work for boys and girls. It is a gender-neutral theme that I can reuse or even use for a combo party for more than one child.
Kids love safari animals and it is a super fun way to decorate for a birthday party. With the resurgence of love for the movie, Lion King…I think safari parties are going to be big this year!
Here are some ideas to get you started:
- Most safari parties are going to have color themes of green, yellow, gold, brown and orange.
- Party theme ideas could be Wild One, Animal Parade, Jungle Book, Lion King, and Madagascar.
- Dress kids up as safari explorers with safari hats, binoculars and even a vest!
- A fun craft would be to make your own binoculars with toilet paper rolls.
- If you are short on time a platter of Little Debbie Zebra Cakes are a simple snack idea and goes great with a safari theme.
- Animal crackers and pumpkin pie dip are another great snack idea for the party.
- Safari animal balloons
are inexpensive and a great way to decorate for the party. - Kids love masks and a kit of animal masks will keep them busy after they finish playing safari bingo.
are inexpensive and a great way to decorate for the party.
will keep them busy after they finish playing safari bingo.INTERESTING SAFARI FACTS
While the kids are playing safari bingo it is always fun to share interesting information with them between calls. Here are some interesting safari facts to share with your party-goers.
- South Africa is one of the best places to go on a real safari.
- People who go on a safari are usually hoping to see the big five: Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Buffalo, and Elephant
- Lions are nocturnal and sleep 15-20 hours each day.
- Crocodiles have a very efficient digestive system that allows them to go months between meals.
- The African Elephant is the largest living land mammal. They will use their trunks as a hand or extra foot.
- African buffalo have hollow horns that can be used as very dangerous weapons against predators.
- Leopards are very hard to spot on safaris because they are nocturnal and their coats help them stay camouflaged in the trees and brush.
PRINTABLE SAFARI BINGO
This printable safari bingo game comes with six different bingo cards and a bingo calling card for your convenience. You can download and print this bingo game off for your own personal use.
Just fill in the form below to print off the Safari Bingo cards.
Printable FAQs
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Fun activities
for the kiddos. Great idea.
I’m glad you like it, thanks for commenting and letting us know.
Hallo,
Thank you for the freebie.:)
I don’t know what animal it schould be? On the calling card under the zebra?
Thank you for you answer,
Sarah
It’s a crocodile.
great resource!
Thanks for commenting.
Love this! AM modifying to have large animals for the calling cards, so that the kids can see the picture.
As I’m looking at the animals, I’m embarrassed to say that I don’t know what the animal on the bottom of the calling card next to the compass is.
Thanks for asking – it’s a lemur.