Bingo game maker

Type the words, pictures or sounds you want on the cards. Every player gets their own card, dealt at random from that list — nobody has the same one.

The host console is where the lesson happens: open a session, share the link, deal the cards, and call the items one by one while you watch who is close.

A full card, the top row, the four corners, the diagonals — or squares you pick yourself. Add as many as you like and open them one at a time during the game.

No word list needed: the cards are filled from 1 up to the highest number you allow, and Puzzel draws the numbers for you.

Give every item a clue and the console reads the clue instead. Players have to work out which square it belongs to before they can mark it — a vocabulary test disguised as bingo.

Attach a prize, and a picture of it, to each pattern. When more than one player claims the same one, you can draw lots for it.

Already have a drum of balls, or calling the items from the front of the class? Turn Puzzel's draw off and tick each item off in the console as you call it — the cards still check themselves.

Cards print as a cutting sheet, one or two to a row, with a name line at the top. Print as many as you need for a class that plays on paper while you call from the screen.