Boards game lotto

Toddler Animals Match Game. A little trickier with assorted animals but a great way for young ones to learn animal names. Start with the Lotto Board. Make one copy of the board. Print it out on card stock paper and laminate with clear contact paper.

Then…make one copy of the match game of your choice. Cut on the lines to form individual cards. Let your preschoolers count the number of items on the cards and then match the picture to the correct number. Count the Objects Game. A collection of objects familiar to preschoolers. Simply count the number of objects on each card. Count the Ladybugs Game. All children know what ladybugs are. Count the number of ladybugs on each card. Be prepared to play several times.

Happy matching! Storm and Fire Safety. Easy Breakfast Ideas. All About Self-Esteem. Cooking with Children. Bubble Activities. Fun with Shadows. Meals for Kids. These games of chance and matching can be educational or just for fun. If the card matches a picture on your lotto board, cover the picture with the card. Decide which side of the board you need depending on which game you want to play.

Spread the picture or letter cards face down on the table. Place your board picture side up in front of you. The idea of the game is to be the first player who fills in the words on the lotto boards.

Lay the playing tiles out in a grid face-down and take turns flipping them over. Use your memory skills to fill up your boards fast! The difference between Bingo and Lotto When used as nouns, bingo means a game of chance for two or more players, who mark off numbers on a grid as they are announced by the caller, whereas lotto means a game of chance similar to bingo. Bingo is also verb with the meaning: to play the game of bingo. Picture Lotto. Turn a tile and try to find it on your Lotto board.

The first player to form a row of five tokens on their Lotto board wins the game! For up to 12 players! Easy set-up! Prizes are awarded to players who match at least three of the six drawn numbers, with prizes increasing for matching more of the drawn numbers.

If no player matches all six numbers, the jackpot is added to that of the next Lotto draw—a Rollover.