Players form a circle and are assigned a number. Players are known as “ibble-dibble”, followed by their number. For example the first round would go something like: “Number one ibble-dibble with no dibble-ibbles calling number five ibble-dibble with no dibble-ibbles.” This is a coronation bingo printable is a scavenger hunt-style game of bingo. Where you get a card and whilst you are watching the King’s coronation if you stop anything on your game card, you cover it over with a token (that way you don’t need a bingo caller). However, We also have an extra sheet with every item in the game so you can cut them out and use as you would a traditional game of bingo.

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A royal twist on pin the tail on the donkey. Blind fold each participant and see how accurately they can place the crown. Pass The Crown So, that’s your Coronation Decoration(s) sorted! We hope you have enjoyed this blog and fingers crossed you’ve found inspiration for your celebrations. Whatever you get up to over the bank holiday weekend, enjoy yourself and enjoy the festivities. Prince George has also been spotted cheering enthusiastically at football matches with his parents and playing for his school team. A royal twist on pass the parcel, you could wrap a parcel up in the shape of a crown, or just use a crown and whoever is holding it when the music stops will get a prize.Just because the game is now banned from royal functions, it doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy playing, if you are still on speaking terms after the last time you played. Who Am I?

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To make watching the coronation even more fun, I have put together a game of Coronation Bingo! I made four different printable Bingo cards so you can play along while you watch. Please note that the cards are graphic files that can be resized and printed to fit your paper size.This is a great game for a coronation party or celebration. With clear illustrations of each item even the youngest players can join in. How else can I celebrate the coronation? If you’re still looking for more royal inspiration, take a look at these one-of-a-kind Coronation Decorations and Lights from Paper StarLights which are fantastic if you’re hosting a garden party, or just want to spice up your interior! These Lower Case Coronation Letters and Upper Case Coronation Letters could add the pop of colour your classroom needs. Whilst the letters are a beautiful display, they also allow your pupils to practise their alphabet in both upper and lower case. Encourage your children to create coronation-themed words with the letters and even give out a small prize for the child who comes up with the most! Some themed words could include: Keeping the contents gender neutral and kid-friendly is helpful in these scenarios, with edible treats being an easy and popular option. Royal Quiz The coronation day has been declared a celebration and a unique bank holiday has been granted which will fall in line with the bank holiday celebrating the Queen’s coronation in 1953. At Twinkl, we think it’s a fantastic opportunity to celebrate this historic event with friends and family and we’re here to help you do just that. Whether you’ve got a party planned, or you’re not sure how to celebrate, we’ve got all the essentials for you to have your own fabulous coronation celebration.