Helpsomeoneelse do oneof theseactivities.Upload aportraitpicture foryourselfLook through thememories of oneof your greatgrandmothers intheir “memories”tab.In your father’sprofile, record anaudio memory ofyou saying 2things that youappreciate abouthim.In the temple tab,use “OrdinancesReady”, to find anancestor needingtemple ordinancesIn your mother’sprofile, record anaudio memory ofyou saying 2things that youappreciate abouther.What is themaiden name ofyour maternalgrandmother?(your mom’s mom)Go to one of yourdeceased ancestor’sprofile, under theordinances tab and seewhen and where theywere baptized and whattemple they went to forthe first time.Use “Map MyAncestors”. Move leftand right, zoom in andout to see where lifeevents happened foryour ancestors. Tryclicking on one ofthem…Uploadportraitpictures foryourgrandparentsUsingFamilySearch.org,under FamilyHistory Activities,check out “MyPioneerAncestors”Look through thememories of oneof your greatgrandfathers intheir “memories”tab.Where wasyour paternalgrandmotherborn? (yourdad’s mom)Trace a familyline on yourtree to see howfar back in timeit will expand.Go to"RelativeFinder.org",sign in with yourFamilySearchaccount, and seewhat famous peopleyou are related to.Ask a familyhistoryconsultant forhelp on any ofthese activities.:)UsingFamilySearch.org,under FamilyHistory Activities,explore yourancestors“Occupations”Where wasyour paternalgrandfatherborn? (yourdad’s dad)Using “Compare-A-Face” in FamilyHistory Activities,which ancestor doyou look the mostlike?UsingFamilySearch.org,under FamilyHistory Activities,take the“AncestoryChallenge”Uploadportraitpictures foryour parentsUnder yourprofile, go tomemories, andadd a story,along with apicture.Under Family HistoryActivities - “All AboutMe” How manypeople share yourfirst name in theUnited States?Using“RelativesAround Me”,who is yourclosest relativein the room?Helpsomeoneelse do oneof theseactivities.Upload aportraitpicture foryourselfLook through thememories of oneof your greatgrandmothers intheir “memories”tab.In your father’sprofile, record anaudio memory ofyou saying 2things that youappreciate abouthim.In the temple tab,use “OrdinancesReady”, to find anancestor needingtemple ordinancesIn your mother’sprofile, record anaudio memory ofyou saying 2things that youappreciate abouther.What is themaiden name ofyour maternalgrandmother?(your mom’s mom)Go to one of yourdeceased ancestor’sprofile, under theordinances tab and seewhen and where theywere baptized and whattemple they went to forthe first time.Use “Map MyAncestors”. Move leftand right, zoom in andout to see where lifeevents happened foryour ancestors. Tryclicking on one ofthem…Uploadportraitpictures foryourgrandparentsUsingFamilySearch.org,under FamilyHistory Activities,check out “MyPioneerAncestors”Look through thememories of oneof your greatgrandfathers intheir “memories”tab.Where wasyour paternalgrandmotherborn? (yourdad’s mom)Trace a familyline on yourtree to see howfar back in timeit will expand.Go to"RelativeFinder.org",sign in with yourFamilySearchaccount, and seewhat famous peopleyou are related to.Ask a familyhistoryconsultant forhelp on any ofthese activities.:)UsingFamilySearch.org,under FamilyHistory Activities,explore yourancestors“Occupations”Where wasyour paternalgrandfatherborn? (yourdad’s dad)Using “Compare-A-Face” in FamilyHistory Activities,which ancestor doyou look the mostlike?UsingFamilySearch.org,under FamilyHistory Activities,take the“AncestoryChallenge”Uploadportraitpictures foryour parentsUnder yourprofile, go tomemories, andadd a story,along with apicture.Under Family HistoryActivities - “All AboutMe” How manypeople share yourfirst name in theUnited States?Using“RelativesAround Me”,who is yourclosest relativein the room?

FamilySearch Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Help someone else do one of these activities.
  2. Upload a portrait picture for yourself
  3. Look through the memories of one of your great grandmothers in their “memories” tab.
  4. In your father’s profile, record an audio memory of you saying 2 things that you appreciate about him.
  5. In the temple tab, use “Ordinances Ready”, to find an ancestor needing temple ordinances
  6. In your mother’s profile, record an audio memory of you saying 2 things that you appreciate about her.
  7. What is the maiden name of your maternal grandmother? (your mom’s mom)
  8. Go to one of your deceased ancestor’s profile, under the ordinances tab and see when and where they were baptized and what temple they went to for the first time.
  9. Use “Map My Ancestors”. Move left and right, zoom in and out to see where life events happened for your ancestors. Try clicking on one of them…
  10. Upload portrait pictures for your grandparents
  11. Using FamilySearch.org, under Family History Activities, check out “My Pioneer Ancestors”
  12. Look through the memories of one of your great grandfathers in their “memories” tab.
  13. Where was your paternal grandmother born? (your dad’s mom)
  14. Trace a family line on your tree to see how far back in time it will expand.
  15. Go to "RelativeFinder.org", sign in with your FamilySearch account, and see what famous people you are related to.
  16. Ask a family history consultant for help on any of these activities. :)
  17. Using FamilySearch.org, under Family History Activities, explore your ancestors “Occupations”
  18. Where was your paternal grandfather born? (your dad’s dad)
  19. Using “Compare-A-Face” in Family History Activities, which ancestor do you look the most like?
  20. Using FamilySearch.org, under Family History Activities, take the “Ancestory Challenge”
  21. Upload portrait pictures for your parents
  22. Under your profile, go to memories, and add a story, along with a picture.
  23. Under Family History Activities - “All About Me” How many people share your first name in the United States?
  24. Using “Relatives Around Me”, who is your closest relative in the room?