Free Printable Christmas Bingo Perfect For All The Family
Get the kids together and let’s play Christmas bingo!
I love Christmas, and I don’t care who knows it. We love to play as many games as possible in December and this Christmas bingo is a great one.
We are totally Christmas mad in our home, with the decorations going up the weekend after Halloween!
In fact, we love it so much we have shifted our homeschool so we have all of December off to play and celebrate! These free Christmas bingo boards are perfect either for school or at home with friends and family.
Christmas bingo is a perfect activity for the classroom, in your homeschool, or just with friends and family. We absolutely love playing bingo it brings back childhood memories for me, and it is such a fun and easy game to play.
Included are 5 x free printable bingo cards (5×5) and we have also included the images for you to cut out. So you can put them in a Santa hat and pull them out.
I think you will also enjoy our 2 December favorite activities the Elf on the Shelf scavenger hunt and our Christmas treasure hunt.
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Have fun with the preschoolers with our free Christmas bingo cards
This is such a simple game, and yet it is so much fun to play.
Print out the game (either in color or black and white) we like to use cardstock, but any printer paper will work.
For a more professional look (and so you can use it next year!) I highly recommend a laminator. If you’re anything like me you probably laminate everything anyway!
Grab your paper trimmer and cut out the images (or scissors if you have a steady hand!). Just cut out the images sheet and not the sheets that say Christmas Bingo on them as they are used as the boards to give to the kids.
Put the images into a Santa hat or a Christmas bowl.
How to Play Christmas Bingo?
When you have printed all of the bingo boards and cut out the calling cards, you are ready to play Christmas bingo.
Give each child a bingo board. There are 5 different boards in total.
Give each child a pen (or if you want to make it even more special, these dot markers are just perfect for playing bingo!)
Pick out one calling card out of the Santa hat or bowl and call it out (for example, (“elf carrying presents”). The children need to mark off that item if they have it on their bingo board, you may need to help younger children.
Continue playing until someone completes a line and shouts “bingo!“
When everyone knows the rules of the game, start playing and see who gets to shout bingo first.
Download Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards
Make sure you choose the correct paper size and click on the shrink to fit button. All of our free printables work better when printed on cardstock (this is the one we use and love.)
I think you will also enjoy:
- Christmas gnome handprint template
- Christmas alphabet worksheets
- I think you will also enjoy our free Santa handprint template.
- Christmas counting worksheets
- Christmas graph, color, and count worksheets
- Christmas memory game
Other free bingo boards:
- Valentine bingo
- St Patricks Day bingo
- Easter bingo printable
- Thanksgiving bingo
- Halloween bingo
- New Year’s Eve bingo printable
Last Updated on 25 January 2023 by homeschoolof1