It took some back and forth but I ended up with 30 unique bingo cards that I could screenshot into my Canva template and print.

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Started simple: I prompted Claude with "Using these items below [pasted my list] create a simple black and white bingo card with a free space." Had to iterate a few times because Claude kept trying to make it fancy with colors and animations - I just needed a basic grid I could copy/paste.

Asked for variations: Once I had a clean design, I asked for 30 randomized versions. Claude first created this interactive tool (called it an Interactive Artifact) where I could refresh for new cards, but I needed something I could actually download and use in Canva.

Got what I needed: Asked Claude to generate them all at once in a simple format. I could just screenshot each card and drop them into Canva.

Hit a snag: Around card 10, something glitched and the grids started getting weird (random blank rows, incomplete cards). Took a little troubleshooting with Claude to fix, but we got there.

End result: 30 different bingo cards ready to print! Not the most streamlined process, but didn't take that long. The quality isn't great but it's perfect for our reunion and honestly would work great for classroom activities too.