Printable Christmas Bingo Cards, Free

Q: Can I make Christmas bingo for small kids?

Yes. Switch the grid to 3 x 3 under Words and children who are just learning to read get nine big squares. For a preschool group, read each word aloud and show it on a card, so the kids can match the shape of the word.

Q: Can I use numbers instead of words?

Yes. Pick 75 balls or 90 balls under Card type and call the numbers with our bingo caller, which can also check a winning card by its ID.

Christmas bingo without hunting for a PDF

Most free Christmas bingo downloads are one PDF with the same eight or ten cards. That works at a small table, but at a class party or an office lunch with thirty people, several players hold the same card and shout Bingo at the same moment. Here the cards are made for you on the spot, from a list of 50 holiday words, and no two cards in a set are alike. Need 30 cards for a large group? Type 30.

Each card is a 5 x 5 grid with a free space in the middle, the classic layout everyone knows. Two cards fit on a sheet of Letter or A4 paper, big enough for young children to read and for grandparents without their glasses. If you want smaller cards to save paper, pick four per page instead.

The words are plain things from the season: snowman, mittens, mince pie, fairy lights, snowball fight. No film titles, no characters to explain. You can delete any word that does not suit your crowd, or add your own, such as the names of people at the office party.

Words on these bingo cards

Snowman
Reindeer
Candy cane
Stocking
Mistletoe
Gingerbread house
Sleigh
Elf
Wrapping paper
Tinsel
Carol singers
Hot chocolate
Bauble
Wreath
Snowflake
Chimney
Angel
Jingle bells
Cookies for Santa
Roast turkey
Christmas cracker
Woolly scarf
Mittens
Fireplace
Star on the tree
North Pole
Christmas pudding
Icicle
Fairy lights
Santa Claus
Advent calendar
Nativity
Christmas tree
Pine cone
Holly
Snow globe
Sledge
Ugly sweater
Eggnog
Candle
Gift bow
Toy workshop
Paper crown
Mince pie
Christmas card
Polar bear
Ice skates
Snowball fight
Roasted chestnuts
Gift tag

How to play Christmas word bingo

Set Number of cards to the number of players and press Print or save as PDF. Keep one extra copy of the word list for the caller.
Cut the caller's list into slips and put them in a hat, or paste the words into the random order generator to call them one by one on screen.
Players cross out each word they hear. The first full row, column or diagonal wins; keep going for a full card if you have a second prize.
Check the winner against the words already called. For another round, press New cards and print a fresh set.

Questions about Christmas bingo cards

Are the cards really free?

Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark on the cards. They are made in your browser, so you can print as many sets as you like, at home or at school.

Can I make Christmas bingo for small kids?

Yes. Switch the grid to 3 x 3 under Words and children who are just learning to read get nine big squares. For a preschool group, read each word aloud and show it on a card, so the kids can match the shape of the word.

How many cards can I print at once?

Up to 100 in one set, all different. That is enough for a school assembly or a big family gathering. With 50 words on the list, cards still share some words, which is what keeps the game going until someone wins.

Can I use numbers instead of words?

Yes. Pick 75 balls or 90 balls under Card type and call the numbers with our bingo caller, which can also check a winning card by its ID.

Will my changes to the word list be kept?

Yes, on this device. The list on this page is saved separately from the plain card maker, so next December your edited Christmas list is still here. Copy link saves the exact set of cards in a link you can send to another parent or teacher.

Printable Christmas bingo cards