24 Elul 5770 / September 3, 2010
Seder Lingo
Get out the Haggadot, the Kiddush cups, the matzah… and the Seder Lingo game! Throughout the Seder, keep your ears peeled for the Seder vocab on your card, and let the fun begin.
Download the Seder Lingo cards HERE!
Here’s how to play:
- Be sure to get permission from the adult hosts to play Seder Lingo. You might even want to ask if they would be willing to offer a small prize to the winner.
- Before the holiday begins, click here to print out the Seder Lingo cards. There are 8 unique cards to print. (Note: This is a large file and may take a few moments to open.)
- When you hear a word or phrase said at the Seder table, mark the appropriate square with matzah farfel or Kosher for Pesach candies. Players can compete separately or in teams.
- The first player or team to form a horizontal, diagonal, or vertical line calls out “LINGO!”
Try these other Bingo options:
Blackout Lingo: In remembrance of the ninth plague, a player must cover every square on the board to win.
Red Sea Lingo: In memory of the splitting of the Red Sea, a player must cover the squares to create two vertical lines.
Pyramid Lingo: To recall the pyramids the Israelites were forced to build, a player must cover the squares to create either a pyramid or an inverted pyramid shape.
Click here for an alternate version of this game, SEDER BINGO.
