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Colour Bingo

Bingo for little ones with colours and shapes instead of numbers. The wheel spins, the bird calls out, and the kids find the shape on their own board.

2–4 players5–10 min3+One iPadTV + phone
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About Colour Bingo

Colour Bingo is bingo made for the very youngest. Instead of numbers, the boards have coloured shapes: red hearts, blue stars, yellow circles and much more. Nobody needs to be able to read or count – you just need to recognise a colour and a shape.

Lay the iPad flat in the middle of the table. Each child gets their own board in their corner, facing them. Tap the yellow button, the wheel spins, and a little bird calls out with a cheerful tune as the shape pops up in the middle. If you have the shape, tap it.

The first with three in a row wins, or you can play for a full board. With help switched on, the right squares wiggle after a little while, so everyone can join in.

How to play

  1. Choose the number of children and whether you win with a row or a full board.
  2. Tap the yellow button in the middle. The wheel spins and stops on a coloured shape.
  3. If you have the shape on your board, tap it.
  4. The first with a whole row – across, down or diagonally – or a full board wins.

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Questions about Colour Bingo

Do the kids need to be able to read?

No. Everything is done with colours and shapes, and the bird announces them with sound and animation. A grown-up can read out the name of the shape if you like.

How many can play?

Colour Bingo is for 2–4 children. Each child has their own board in their corner of the iPad.

Can you play alone?

No. GameBase is made for playing together in the same room, so the game needs at least two players.

What happens if you forget to tap?

You can still tap the shape later. With help switched on, the right squares start to wiggle after a few seconds.

Which colours and shapes are there?

There are red, blue, yellow, green, purple and pink, and five shapes: circle, square, triangle, star and heart.

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