Christmas Bingo Cards
Free printable Christmas bingo for classroom parties, family gatherings and office celebrations. Print 30 different cards (or up to 50) filled with 54 Christmas words, plus a caller’s list to tick off as you go.
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Christmas Bingo — Caller's List
Call in any random order, or pull cut-up slips from a hat. Tick each one as you call it.
- angel
- bethlehem
- candy cane
- carols
- chimney
- christmas
- christmas eve
- cookies
- december
- eggnog
- elves
- evergreen
- family
- fireplace
- fruitcake
- garland
- gifts
- gingerbread
- holly
- hot cocoa
- jingle bells
- jolly
- joy
- lights
- manger
- merry
- mistletoe
- mittens
- nativity
- noel
- north pole
- nutcracker
- ornament
- peace
- peppermint
- poinsettia
- presents
- reindeer
- ribbon
- santa claus
- shepherds
- sleigh
- snowflake
- snowman
- star
- stocking
- sugar plum
- tinsel
- toys
- wise men
- workshop
- wrapping paper
- wreath
- yule log
How to play Christmas bingo
- Give each player a card and something to mark squares with.
- The caller reads words from the caller's list in any order, ticking each one off.
- Players mark a word when it's called. The middle square is free.
- The first to complete a row, column or diagonal shouts "Bingo!" and the caller checks the card.
Print 2 cards to a page to save paper, cut them apart, and use candy, cereal or buttons as markers. The caller’s list on the last page makes calling easy.
Good to know
- The carol "Silent Night" was first performed on Christmas Eve 1818 in Oberndorf, Austria, with a guitar accompaniment.
- The custom of bringing an evergreen tree indoors and decorating it grew popular in Germany long before it spread to Britain and North America in the 1800s.
- The names of the eight reindeer, such as Dasher, Prancer and Blitzen, come from the 1823 poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas."
Words on these cards
christmassanta clausreindeersleighornamentstockingpresentswreathcandy canesnowmanelvesnorth polemistletoetinselgarlandgingerbreadcookieseggnoghot cocoacarolsjingle bellshollynativitymangerbethlehemangelstarchimneyfireplaceworkshopnutcrackerpoinsettiasnowflakemittensdecemberchristmas eveyule logwrapping paperribbongiftsfamilyjoymerryjollypeacenoelwise menshepherdsevergreenpeppermintfruitcakesugar plumtoyslights
Want a quiet activity too? Print the Christmas word search with the same words.
Frequently asked questions
›Are these Christmas bingo cards free?
Yes. Download the PDF or print from your browser, with no sign-up. Pick 10 to 50 different cards and the caller’s list prints at the end.
›Are all the cards different?
Yes. Each card holds 24 of the 54 Christmas words in its own layout, with a free space in the middle, so players don’t all win at the same time.
›Can I change the words?
Yes. Press "Customize these cards" to open them in the bingo card generator. Add your own words, change the card size, switch off the free space or add clues for the caller.