Create German Random Number Bingo Sheets

How to create randomized German bingo number sheets?

Create bingo sheets for German word numbers with randomized numbers from a range and turn practicing German numbers into a fun game with this randomized bingo sheet generator. This is a great way to test knowledge of German numbers as well as promote listening and recognition skills.

You can create your bingo sheets from a huge range of numbers. This means you can start simple with numbers between 1 and 100, however to make things more challenging, you can advance to numbers up to 10,000 or even 1 million! 

German word numbers over twenty are written differently and may be initially quite hard to understand. Rather than writing twenty one, the German equivalent is einundzwanzig, which translates directly as "one and twenty". This pattern continues until ninety nine (neunundneunzig). After one hundred, the pattern continues but with "hundert" so one hundred and twenty three for example becomes "hundertdreiundzwanzig", then "zweihundertdreiundzwanzig" (223), "Zweitausenddreihundertdreiundzwanzig" (2,323) and so. It is also important to note that in German numbers are compound words so each number consists of one very large word (see the example given for 2,323 above).

First, choose the range for your numbers (e.g. between 3,300 and 4,000). Then, select one of the following grid sizes: 3x3 or 9 numbers, 4x4 or 16 numbers, or 5x5 or 25 numbers. Randomized numbers from the range you requested will then appear as German word numbers in the bingo sheet. If you would like to randomize the individual squares in which the numbers show up, please select “randomize number location on different sheets.” The same German word numbers will appear on each sheet, with or without the individual location randomization.

Your bingo sheets will be ready to print. You can choose how many sheets to create without answers and how many with answers. The sheets with answers will provide the digit selected as well as the German word number in parenthesis.

If you would like to choose the exact numbers you’d like to enter in one of our grids, we have another worksheet generator to do this. 

Create bingo sheets for German word numbers with randomized numbers from a range and turn practicing German numbers into a fun game with this randomized bingo sheet generator. This is a great way to test knowledge of German numbers as well as promote listening and recognition skills.

You can create your bingo sheets from a huge range of numbers. This means you can start simple with numbers between 1 and 100, however to make things more challenging, you can advance to numbers up to 10,000 or even 1 million! 

German word numbers over twenty are written differently and may be initially quite hard to understand. Rather than writing twenty one, the German equivalent is einundzwanzig, which translates directly as "one and twenty". This pattern continues until ninety nine (neunundneunzig). After one hundred, the pattern continues but with "hundert" so one hundred and twenty three for example becomes "hundertdreiundzwanzig", then "zweihundertdreiundzwanzig" (223), "Zweitausenddreihundertdreiundzwanzig" (2,323) and so. It is also important to note that in German numbers are compound words so each number consists of one very large word (see the example given for 2,323 above).

First, choose the range for your numbers (e.g. between 3,300 and 4,000). Then, select one of the following grid sizes: 3x3 or 9 numbers, 4x4 or 16 numbers, or 5x5 or 25 numbers. Randomized numbers from the range you requested will then appear as German word numbers in the bingo sheet. If you would like to randomize the individual squares in which the numbers show up, please select “randomize number location on different sheets.” The same German word numbers will appear on each sheet, with or without the individual location randomization.

Your bingo sheets will be ready to print. You can choose how many sheets to create without answers and how many with answers. The sheets with answers will provide the digit selected as well as the German word number in parenthesis.

If you would like to choose the exact numbers you’d like to enter in one of our grids, we have another worksheet generator to do this. 

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