Printing on card stock (heavy paper) works well. For a more durable game, glue the printed pages to cardboard (like old cereal boxes) and then cut out the cards and boards.

The Rules: To play, you need to print out the deck of picture cards and at least one board for each player. Each player will also need a dozen or so dried beans or pennies to mark their board.

Each player gets a game board (which shows 16 pictures). Someone picks cards from the deck (it can be the teacher, or the players can take turns picking a card), and if a player has that picture on their board, they cover it with a penny or a dried bean. The winner is the first person to cover 4 pictures in a row (horizontal, vertical or diagonal). The winner calls out "Lotto!" or "Loteria!"

Print up all the cards, and as many boards as there are people playing.

Lotto Games to Print:

Lotto Game in English A game played like Bingo, but with pictures, not numbers. You can print out the 64 colorful game cards and 10 boards, labeled in English.

Lotto Game in Spanish A game played like Bingo, but with pictures, not numbers. You can print out the 64 colorful game cards and 10 boards, labeled in Spanish.

Lotto Game (no words) A game played like Bingo, but with pictures, not numbers. You can print out the 64 colorful game cards and 10 boards.