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It is hard to believe that Christmas is just around the corner. This means it’s almost time for fun holiday games and gatherings!
One of my favorite things about the holiday season is that there are so many fun Christmas games and activities you can enjoy with family and friends. Every year, I like to create printable Christmas games to play, such as Christmas scavenger hunt clues for a fun treasure hunt, Christmas charades game, and a Secret Santa questionnaire for a gift exchange, to name a few.
This season, I am creating a Christmas bingo printable that can be played at holiday gatherings with family. This printable Christmas bingo includes 25 Christmas holiday bingo cards, as well as both small and large calling cards to accompany them.
In this post, you will learn how to play Christmas bingo, what supplies you need to play, and you’ll get your FREE Christmas bingo cards to print.
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Printable Christmas Bingo
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Christmas Bingo Game
Bingo is such a classic game and truly one of the best out there. Seriously, who doesn’t love bingo?!
It is an easy game to play and one of my favorite things about it is that you can customize the game to match different themes or holidays. I probably have a bingo game for just about every occasion you can think of (you can check them all out here).
Who Can Play Christmas Bingo?
You may be wondering what ages this Christmas bingo printable is suitable for, which leads me to another reason why I love bingo so much. It’s a Christmas bingo for adults and kids of ALL ages!
It’s not easy finding a game suitable for both a preschooler and a preteen, but bingo is always one of the top choices for family game night in our house.
What You Need To Play Bingo
Below, I have listed all the items you will need to play this Christmas bingo game.
- Printer
- 8.5×11 Printer Paper
- Bingo Chips
- Christmas Bingo Free Printable
- Optional- Prizes, Laminator, Laminating Pouches
Christmas Bingo Setup
Before you can play, there are a few steps to set up the game. First, you will need to choose which calling cards you’d like to use. I have small calling cards on the Christmas bingo printable, and also a separate printable with large calling cards. The large ones are great for big groups.
Print out your Christmas bingo boards and the calling cards of your choosing. Next, I highly recommend laminating the bingo boards and calling cards. While this is not mandatory to play, it will make the game hold up better, allowing you to play it again in the future.
After printing (and laminating), you will need to cut out your calling cards. If you choose the smaller ones, there are two identical pages of them.
Only cut out the individual calling cards on ONE of the pages. You will use the second page to cover them after they’ve been called (it makes it easier to see which cards have been called when someone gets bingo).
Once the Christmas bingo boards are printed and the calling cards are cut out you are ready to play.
How To Play Christmas Bingo
To begin the game, the first step is to divvy out the bingo chips. You can either get a large pack like this off Amazon or play with some fun Christmas bingo chips like these holiday kisses.
Game Tokens
HERSHEY’S KISSES
Next, give each player a Christmas bingo board. Each player will place a bingo chip on the free space in the middle of their Christmas bingo card.
Then, place all of the calling cards into a bowl. Draw one card out and show the group. If a player has that particular image on their Christmas bingo card they will cover it with a bingo chip.
After everyone has enough time to search their card for that image you will draw another calling card. Again, show the group the image (or tell them what the picture is).
When someone gets five chips in a row on their Christmas holiday bingo card, they will shout BINGO. The five in a row can be either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.
After they call bingo, the person drawing the calling cards will ensure that the images they have covered have in fact been called. If they have all been called then that player wins. If they have covered an image by mistake, they will uncover that image and the game will continue.
Keep playing as many rounds as the group would like! It can be fun to include some Christmas bingo prizes for the winners.
Christmas Bingo Game Prizes
A fun Christmas bingo idea would be to pick up a pack of small Christmas stockings like this and fill them with candy or goodies for the winners!
Christmas Bingo Cards
On the Christmas bingo boards, you will find 30 different holiday images used. Note that not every Christmas picture is used on each Christmas bingo card. If you would like to call out the Christmas bingo card that is drawn, I have listed out what each image is below.
- Candy Canes
- Nutcracker
- Christmas Tree
- Gingerbread Girl
- Gingerbread House
- Gingerbread Boy
- Yule Log
- Gnome
- Stocking
- Snowglobe
- Santa Hat
- Bell
- Rudolph
- Wreath
- Elf
- Penguin
- Peppermint
- Santa Claus
- Present
- Christmas Cake
- Sweater
- Merry Christmas
- Ornament
- Mistletoe
- Snowman
- Letter to Santa
- Candles
- Antlers
- Gloves
- Sucker
Printable Christmas Bingo
Here is the Christmas bingo printable free pdf. It is super easy to download and print. If you are not ready to print, make sure to save or bookmark this post so you can easily come back to it.
Large Christmas Bingo Calling Cards
Here are the larger calling cards that you can download and print. These are super helpful for large groups so they can all see the picture.
More Christmas Games To Check Out:
Christmas Scavenger Hunt Clues – Every Christmas, this is one of my most popular posts! Kids have so much fun solving and following clues to a Christmas surprise.
Christmas Charades – A game of charades, always makes for a fun family night. Try these holiday charades cards this Christmas season.
Secret Santa Sign Up – Whether you are doing a family gift exchange or an office party Secret Santa. This sign up sheet (and Secret Santa Questionnaire) are SOO helpful!
Christmas Word Scramble – These word scrambles are a great thing to bring to family gatherings for all the kids to do.
Christmas Would You Rather – Here is another fun game for kids and adults. These make excellent conversation starters at family gatherings!
More Bingo Games
If you are interested in even more bingo themes, be sure to check out the rest of my FREE printable bingo games here!
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