How to play Christmas bingo
- Print one card per player. Every card in the set is different.
- Call the words in random order, such as “Stocking” or “Mistletoe”. The caller screen on this page shows each word in big letters and remembers what was called; the PDF also has a caller’s list to cut up.
- Players cover each word on their card. The center square is free.
- Five in a row across, down or diagonally wins. Check the card against the called words.
About these cards
Sleighs, stockings and cocoa with too many marshmallows. Christmas bingo for school parties, family gatherings and office get-togethers, with enough different cards for a big group.
The PDF has 30 different cards, two per page, plus a caller’s list; the large print PDF has one big card per page. Cards are free for home, classroom and group use.
Ideas for your Christmas bingo game
For a school Christmas party, mini candy canes or peppermints make great markers, and small wrapped gifts or a homework pass make good prizes. Run a few quick one-line rounds, then finish with a blackout game for the grand prize.
At a family gathering or office party, mix generations: kids can call the words on a tablet with the caller screen while adults play. Swap a few words for inside jokes with “Edit the words” to make the game feel like your own.
All 40 words on these cards
- Santa
- Reindeer
- Sleigh
- Stocking
- Snowman
- Candy Cane
- Christmas Tree
- Ornament
- Wreath
- Elf
- Gingerbread
- Mistletoe
- Presents
- Chimney
- North Pole
- Bells
- Star
- Angel
- Holly
- Tinsel
- Lights
- Cookies
- Milk
- Hot Cocoa
- Snowflake
- Carols
- Nutcracker
- Mittens
- Fireplace
- Wrapping Paper
- Bow
- Sled
- Workshop
- Garland
- Eggnog
- December
- Toy Train
- Peppermint
- Manger
- Polar Bear
Questions
Is there a religious version?
These cards mix secular and traditional Christmas words, including a manger and an angel. To change any word, use “Edit the words” and print your own set.
Can I use these for a large group?
Yes. Print up to 50 different cards from this page. For more than 50 players, print two sets with “New cards” in between.
Are all the cards different?
Yes. Each card uses a different mix of words in a different order, so no two cards match.