Arts & Crafts Workshop Bingo
Spot creative moments as people use recycled materials, learn a new stitch or watch a paint-mixing demonstration. Tick off what you see while enjoying the arts and crafts workshop.
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Spot creative moments as people use recycled materials, learn a new stitch or watch a paint-mixing demonstration. Tick off what you see while enjoying the arts and crafts workshop.
How to run this activity
Watch or take part in the activity and tick a square only when its moment actually occurs. The first line of five wins; use the free centre. Do not stage unsafe actions or interrupt the event to complete a square.
Facilitator guidance
Check the board against the actual workshop programme or any media you plan to use, including how often each cue is likely to occur. Replace unrealistic cues and offer substitutes suited to the activities available. Aim for one line of five rather than a full card, and check that winning lines are achievable with varied, accessible cues.
Safety and inclusion
Use inclusive language and do not pressure players to disclose private information. Do not encourage unsafe challenges, entry into restricted areas or compulsory movement; offer seated alternatives.
Full prompt list
- A participant using recycled materials
- Someone experimenting with watercolours
- A person making a collage
- A creative use of leftover fabric
- Someone trying a new colour palette
- A participant using a stencil
- A handmade greeting card
- A sketchbook idea shared
- Someone learning a new stitch
- A person making paper flowers
- A participant experimenting with texture
- A piece of air-dry clay
- Someone using a craft cutting tool safely
- A creative mistake turned into a detail
- A participant offering a material tip
- Someone experimenting with printing
- A paint-mixing demonstration
- A beginner learning a technique
- A decorated jar or container
- Someone creating a pattern
- A project with a nature theme
- A participant showing a work in progress
- An accessible tool adaptation
- A finished piece proudly shared