Get into the swing of Strictly Come Dancing with Play Along Strictly Bingo

DUST off your dancing shoes and polish your sequin dresses until they sparkle.

Things are officially heating up as the Strictly Come Dancing live shows have begun.

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It’s been a year since Chris McCausland lifted the Glitterball Trophy with her dance partner, Dianne Buswell.  

Now, there are 15 new hopefuls ready to show us their moves every week.

However, each week we will be saying goodbye to another dancing celeb.

From West End stars to professional footballers, models to Gladiators, who will prove to be a ballroom natural and who will struggling to know their tango from their foxtrot?

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Got some ideas about what you think will happen next in this series?

Make your predictions about the dance floor debutantes by playing Strictly Come Dancing bingo!  

Whip up some play-along bingo cards and give this game a whirl.  

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Strictly Come Dancing bingo  

To create your own Strictly bingo cards, you’ll need: 

• Pieces of paper with 3×3 grids drawn onto them. 
• Dabbers. 
• Your fellow sofa judges (as many friends / family as want to join in). 
• Drinks and snacks, as watching celebrities dance is tiring work!  

Pick eight events that are likely to happen during Strictly and write them down on your bingo card, leaving the middle square blank.  

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In this middle square, note your Strictly Come Dancing inspired bingo name.

There could be a bonus point or prize for the most creative name choice!  

That could be “The Ballroom Belle”, “The Quickstep Queen”, “The Waltzing Wizard” or “Let’s Get ready to Rumba”.  

If one of your guessed events happens on the show, mark it off with your dabber! 

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If you want to have multiple winners, you can award a prize for 1L and 2L (which is when a prize is given to the first player to mark off one complete line, and two complete lines).  

However, if there’s only room for one Lord or Lady of the Dance, they’ll be the first to get a full house (when all things on your bingo card have been marked off).  

This game could be played over one episode (and the winner is the player with the most squares marked off) or your bingo game could play out over the series, until a full house winner is crowned.  

Bingo ideas 

Need some inspiration? Here are Sun Bingo’s suggestions:  

• There’s a wardrobe malfunction.  
• Someone gets called out over bad foot work.  
• Standing ovation from the judges.  
• Someone cries.  
• The Strictly curse strikes again.  
• Someone gets a perfect 40/40.  
• The celebrities mention how many hours of training they’re doing.  
• Tess and Claudia tell the audience to “keeeep dancing”.  
• A contestant throws in a dance move of their own (eg, a backflip or the splits). 
• The dancers complain about incorporating a prop.

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