How to play Nature Bingo: for 2-6 players ages 3 to adult, elect one player to be the caller, distribute picture boards, select which bingo pattern you want to play from the patterns below, the caller holds up one card at a time.  If the card's picture is on a player's board, the player puts a chip on the matching board piece, a player wins by being the first to cover the chosen pattern and yells "THE SUN!"

Example of an Informative Card: Crustaceans, Crustacea, are invertebrate animals covered with an exoskeleton.  They have a segmented body and paired jointed appendages.  Crustaceans primarily live in water but some live on land.  Lobster, shrimp, crab, crayfish, barnacles, woodlice and pill bugs are crustaceans.

Example of an Informative Card: Birds are from the class Aves.  They are small egg-laying vertebrates with feathers, wings, and a toothless beak.  Most birds can fly.  Birds vary in size, color, and behavior.  Bird watching, bird hunting and pet birds, are different ways to appreciate the wonder of birds.