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Printables are a great solution for travel. They’re low-budget and easy to bring along. Whether you are looking for fun travel games, need something for your kids to do while you’re driving to grandma, are focusing your unit studies on travel, transport, or a particular country or just want to pretend-travel with your kids, you’re sure to find what you need in this post. From road trip bingo to free printable travel journal pages and from travel story cards and printable country packs to play passports for kids. This extensive list of travel-themed printables is a great resource for all parents and kids that love travel.

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As homeschoolers and avid travelers, we love free printables. There are just so many fantastic free resources available online. Why reinvent the wheel? It can be a bit of a challenge to find the best worksheets, travel-themed activity sheets, and online travel games to print. That’s why we created this list with the very best free travel printables.

There’s a huge variety available. In this post, we’re making a distinction between printable travel games (including board games), printable travel journal pages, printable kids’ passport templates, printable story cards, road trip bingo printables, printable country activity sheets, and activity packs.

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Printable travel games for kids

These free printable travel games by Mini Travellers are good for hours of fun. Many different games to choose from with options for kids of all ages. From car badge bingo to i-spy at the airport.

In The Playroom offers this great pack with 13 different printable car games for kids. I really like the designs of these pages, very playful. You do need a color printer to get the most of these.

These free printable board games from Views From A Stepstool are fantastic for travel. You can easily bring a whole binder of different games and it takes the same space as one boxed board game. Sign up for the newsletter to get access to even more games.

Kids travel journal printable

We really like this kids travel journal printable by Explorer Momma. This one is meant for slightly older kids that can read and write with ease. It’s very complete and apart from the regular daily journal pages, it also includes some cool writing and drawing prompts. You do need to sign up for the newsletter to get it.

If you’re looking for a more basic kids travel journal, you want to check out these free printable journal pages for kids by We 3 Travel. There are only two interior pages and a cover, but this might just be what you’re looking for. We like the simple design with the icons to indicate mood, weather and travel type.

Printable passport templates for kids

This free printable passport for kids from Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Designs is a fun way for kids to keep track of where they’ve been, the countries they’ve learned about or as part of your holiday around the world units. You do need to create a free Teachers Pay Teachers account to download it. But there are tons of other amazing free and cheap downloadable worksheets on this platform.

Living Life and Learning also shares a great printable play passport for kids. This free download includes passport stamps for 20 different countries, that kids can cut out and glue inside their passport as they learn about each country.

Printable story cards

Sometimes you just want a different kind of travel game. We love story cards! They spark kids’ imagination and creativity, inviting them to spin the most amazing tales. Story cards are easy to print and store in a small ziplock bag.

Check out these camping-themed story cards or these nature-themed story cards (requires you to enter your email address).

Road trip bingo printable

Who doesn’t like a good car bingo game to pass the time! It’s a great game to make sure your kids do more than just staring at their screens and actually notice what’s out there. There are lots of different bingo games you can think of to play in during a road trip.

This free color-in U.S. License Plate Coloring Map by Berkley and Beyond is perfect for children age 4 and up. Print it out and use it in the car to keep kids busy looking for license plates from various states and then coloring in that state (link to the download is at the top of the page).

Also check out this free Road Trip BINGO Printable Game by This Reading Mama. It includes 8 different game boards with pictures of things you’ll encounter during your road trip. You can play it as a collaborative game or make it competitive for kids that are a bit older.

Other fun car bingo games are car brands bingo or road trip restaurant bingo.

Printable country activity sheets

Whether you are pretend traveling from home or are actually visiting a particular country, these free printables are a great way for kids to learn about various countries. Check out these free printable country packs by Case of Adventure. You can choose from 8 different countries, such as Italy, Ireland, Romania, France, Singapore and Madagascar. (email addres required)

Teacher Planet also offers some great free country theme printables, which include coloring pages, unit studies, activities, worksheets and lesson plans for countries such as New Zealand, Mexico and Germany.

The playful and colourful country worksheets by ESLKIDZ are also worth mentioning. Currently they offer sheets for 16 different countries, for instance Egypt, China, Russia and Argentina.

Various travel-themed activity sheets

Check out this great free ‘countries of the world’ coloring book from 123 Homeschool 4 Me. Color and fun for kids from preschool to 3rd grade. This educational coloring book contains coloring pages for 18 countries across all continents.

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This is a nice collection of activity sheets for kids with a travel theme, from Zena’s Suitcase. A little bit of everything with coloring pages, mazes, spelling, and maths.

Also from Zena’s Suitcase is this collection of word search games for kids. It includes an empty PDF template so you can make your own!

So you see, there are plenty of fun travel printables available to make your travels more enjoyable. And the best thing… the printables on this list are all completely free! You might need to leave your email address but that’s it. Are you already preparing for your next trip? Then start printing away!

From playing on cruise ships, to enjoying a slice of Italian pizza while the balls are called, bingo is one of the world’s favorite games. To put it in perspective, more money is spent every year in the UK on bingo tickets than it is on football!

Depending on which part of the world you’re in, Bingo is used as an education tool, played in pubs as a drinking game, and is a really fun way to practice your language / number skills if you’re traveling in another country.

And bingo players are actually a lot younger than you might think; this isn’t your grandmothers game anymore! (35 is the average player age).

The game itself comes from Italy, dating back to 1530 when it was known as ‘Lo Giuoco del Lotto D’Italia’ (and it’s still played over pizza every Saturday).

Though nearly 500 years later, the rest of the world has well and truly caught on! Keep reading for fun facts and information about bingo around the world, and, of course, how to play.

How to Play Bingo

Bingo isn’t the most complex of games, and perhaps that’s why it’s grown to worldwide fame; the very concept is very straightforward.

The first thing to know about bingo is that it is a game of chance(though bingo enthusiasts will deny that – some people take their winning strategies very seriously!). You’ll need a scorecard, and a way to cross / punch out letters and numbers.

On your scorecard you’ll have BINGO written across the top, and then 25 squares split into 5×5 columns (5 squares under each of the letters B, I, N, G, and O). Numbers are randomly placed across your 25 squares, and if you get 5 squares in a row, you win!

A game of bingo is traditionally played with 75 numbers, of which are drawn and called randomly by a caller. If a number is called that you see on your scorecard, you black it out, and call BINGO once you have 5 squares in a row.

While the concept is same, the rules of Bingo will vary from country to country; for instance, some games may call out a letter and number combination, and you can only count a number if it’s in your B column. Ie, if B 37 is called, and you have the number 37 in your N column, you can’t count it.

In some parts of the UK too, instead of calling BINGO, they actually call out ‘Housie’. The number of rows and columns also differ in the US as opposed to the UK, so it’s important to make sure you learn how to play bingoin the country you’re in before playing.

The average game of bingo lasts between 3 – 6 minutes (they call numbers quickly, so make sure you keep up if you’re in a country that doesn’t speak English!)

Countries Bingo is Most Popular In

As mentioned in the intro, Bingo was originally played in Italy, and it remains one of the country’s most popular games to this day. It used to be called ‘beano’ because players would cover up their numbers with beans.

It became very popular in Europe, and in the 1800’s was actually used to help German schoolchildren learn their times tables. Nowadays, it’s a great way to travel between countries and really brush up on your language skills in numbers.

And then it’s also very popular in the United Kingdom; particularly in Scotland, where 1 in 5 people play bingo. If you’re looking for a country who are passionate about the game, you can’t beat playing in the UK.

Being that America is one of the most famous gambling destinations in the world, you won’t be surprised to hear it’s commonly played here too. While there’s Vegas, of course, even the Catholic church in the US utilises bingoas a way to generate funding!

The above destinations are popular for land based Bingo, and you’ll find many bingo halls throughout each country where you can enjoy a beer with the locals (though alcohol can be very distracting if you’re a serious player!), and maybe share a slice of pizza, though Japan really reinvented the game.

Online bingo is popular in Japan, and the land of futuristic technology has paved the way for online gambling. In fact, the country has the second largest market in the world for online bingo.

Our Favorite Bingo Experience

You’ll find quirky, competitive, or casual games of bingo all over the world, and being that this is a globally loved game, it’s a great way to immerse yourself in a new community, and feel like a local.

One of our favorite weekly bingo games however happens at The George in Dublin.

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The George is the only LGBTQI nightclub in the city, and it’s played a big role since 1985 in changing Ireland’s social perceptions about the LGBT community. However it doesn’t matter whether you’re straight, gay, or visiting from another country, it’s a real melting pot where everyone mixes.

The club is a welcoming place where anyone can come and dance, drink, or catch a drag show, and on Sunday nights from 9pm, you’re in for a treat with Drag Queen Bingo!

Bingo is run every week by Shirley Temple who is one of their resident Queens. There’s no cover charge, and you can win fabulous prizes as Shirley ‘calls the balls’ (she’s so good at calling the balls that she was invited to present a lottery game show called Telly Bingo).

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Bingo is followed by a drag show, and it’s usually a young audience of both travelers and locals, around 25 – 40. It’s a wonderfully flamboyant night, and the atmosphere is very energetic – it’s a high spirited night full of loud laughter, music, and jokes.

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