Preparing for Easter Bingo Printable
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What if we spent the time between Christmas and Easter more purposefully celebrating the life of Jesus Christ? If Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ and Easter celebrates His atoning sacrifice, death, and resurrection then why not study the life of Jesus Christ in between? With our continued efforts to make Easter more meaningful, we decided to strive to do just that with a Preparing for Easter Bingo sheet. Each square helps us either study the life of Jesus Christ, put into practice one of His teachings, or refocus our Easter efforts.
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In January 2025, President Dallin H. Oaks shared on social media, “All who worship Jesus Christ honor two celebrations of His earthly ministry, Christmas and Easter. Christmas, which we have just celebrated, honors His birth. The understanding of ‘birth’ is universal. In contrast, the significance of ‘resurrection,’ which Easter marks, is not universally understood.
“The prophets and teachings of the restored Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints affirm that Jesus Christ came forth out of the grave and lives today as a resurrected Being. Similarly, because of Christ’s Atonement, all who have ever lived on this earth will also be resurrected, in order to live forever as resurrected beings (see 1 Corinthians 15:22; Alma 40:23).
“As we look to this new year, let us start looking forward to Easter and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ—the most glorious of all messages to mankind.”
Our Preparing for Easter Bingo sheet is designed to help you do just that. Strive for blackout or simply go for a Bingo. You choose how much you want to use it.
You can use our filled in Easter Bingo board or make your own with our template. We hope by the time Easter does come, you’ll have experience more joy, more purpose, and a deeper relationship with our Savior. Here are some additional resources we have that can help you accomplish some of the squares we suggested:
Share some chocolates with our free printable “He is Risen” wrappers to someone you minister to.
Checkout our Easter Pinterest board for food ideas.
Try our free printable resources for our Redeeming Love study journal to help you in your studies.
FamilySearch.org is, of course, a great place to go for doing temple and family history work.
Here’s a great free printable list of appearances of the Resurrected Savior that will come in handy.
Wrap your bread with this free printable to really give it that Easter touch.
Looking for a new Easter devotional? Try this one.
There are so many great ways you can fill in your own Bingo board too.
Read the four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
Read another book that helps me better celebrate Easter or better understand my relationship with Jesus Christ.
Find a story from the life of Jesus that I relate well with. Journal about the similarities and lesson learned.
Prepare some fun holiday games for my family to enjoy.
Attend the temple three times before Easter.
Check in with family members that may feel extra lonely this time of year.
Study the significance of some of the locations from Christ’s life such as the Garden of Gethsemane.
