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These square roots bingo cards contain 28 whole numbers for Grade 6 students on a 3×3 grid with one free space. The word list includes perfect squares (25, 64, 81, 100) and various products to strengthen recognition of square-root relationships. Use these cards for arithmetic review, test prep, or as a template for similar number-based activities.

Subject:
Math
Topic:
Arithmetic
Grade Level:
6th Grade
Updated March 2026

Word List

  • 72
  • 60
  • 105
  • 63
  • 525
  • 40
  • 300
  • 25
  • 800
  • 9750
  • 32
  • 100
  • 54
  • 64
  • 81
  • 48
  • 30
  • 12
  • 1750
  • 2550
  • 1200
  • 8100
  • 7500
  • 760
  • 405
  • 42
  • 18
  • 420

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Print a class set of unique bingo cards for classroom games, review sessions, or parties. Click 'Open These Bingo Cards' to choose how many cards to generate and customize the word list.

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