Christmas bingo cards
A classic for the family get-together and the last school day before break. Every card is unique, and the list is yours to change.
About these christmas bingo cards
Christmas bingo is one of the easiest party games to run for a mixed-age group. Young kids can play with a 3x3 card, while teens and grandparents play the full 5x5 card at the same table.
Teachers often print a class set for the last day before winter break. Four cards fit on one sheet, so a class of 28 takes just 7 pages.
The christmas bingo word list
These 40 words are loaded into the generator. Edit them above, or copy them for your own game.
- Santa
- Reindeer
- Snowman
- Stocking
- Candy cane
- Gingerbread house
- Mistletoe
- Christmas tree
- Star
- Ornament
- Wreath
- Sleigh
- Elf
- Present
- Hot cocoa
- Snowflake
- Fireplace
- Bells
- Carols
- Cookies for Santa
- Tinsel
- Holly
- North Pole
- Wrapping paper
- Bow
- Angel
- Nutcracker
- Poinsettia
- Twinkle lights
- Ugly sweater
- Eggnog
- Sledding
- Mittens
- Chimney
- Advent calendar
- Pajamas
- Snow globe
- Toy workshop
- Peppermint
- Yule log
Ways to play
Wrap the prizes
Put small prizes in wrapping paper. Each winner picks a gift, and later winners can steal an unopened one instead.
Use peppermints as markers
Round peppermints or chocolate coins make perfect markers, and players eat them once the round is over.
Picture-the-word round
For a quieter class round, describe the word instead of saying it: "It hangs in doorways." Players have to work out which square to mark.
Questions
How many Christmas bingo cards can I make?
Up to 200 at once. With the 40-word list, every card is different.
Can I print 4 cards per page?
Yes. Choose 4 per page under layout. For young kids, 1 per page gives bigger squares that are easier to mark.
Are the cards free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark beyond a small web address in the footer.
