Christmas Bingo: Printable Cards and a Word Caller

Print a set of unique Christmas bingo cards, then run the game from this page. Every word has a picture, so it works for a classroom, an office party or a family with small children.

What you get

  • 46 Christmas words, each with a picture. Santa, reindeer, snowman, stocking, fairy lights, mince pie, cracker and the rest. Every card takes 24 of them at random around a free centre square, and no two cards in a pack are the same.
  • A caller on the same page. It draws the words at random with no repeats, shows each one large with its picture, and lists everything called so far.
  • A card checker. Type the number of a card that claims bingo and the page marks the called words on it and says whether the line is real.

Last day of term

The last afternoon before the Christmas break is the classic slot for it, and the reason is practical: it keeps a whole class doing one thing at once. Print one card per child with two cards to a sheet, put the caller on the projector, and play a few line games with a small prize for each. The pictures mean children who are still learning to read are not left behind by the ones who are quick.

Office parties and families

For adults, switch the pictures off and call faster. An office party can play from a laptop plugged into the meeting room screen. For colleagues dialling in, print the pack to PDF and send each person the page with their card on it, so their card number still works in the checker. At home it fills the slow hour after lunch on Christmas Day, when nobody wants to move far.

Care homes and community groups

Print one card per sheet for the largest words and pictures, and read each word out clearly before showing it. The called list on screen means anyone who missed one can check it without holding the game up.

Your own words

The list is editable. Swap in your team's in-jokes, your family's traditions or a class vocabulary list. Cards need at least 24 words, and words you add yourself print without a picture.

The 46 words on the cards

  • πŸŽ„ Christmas tree
  • πŸŽ… Santa
  • 🀢 Mrs Claus
  • 🦌 Reindeer
  • β›„ Snowman
  • ❄️ Snowflake
  • 🎁 Present
  • ⭐ Star
  • πŸ”” Bell
  • 🧦 Stocking
  • πŸͺ Cookies
  • πŸ₯› Milk
  • β˜• Hot chocolate
  • 🧝 Elf
  • πŸ‘Ό Angel
  • πŸ•―οΈ Candle
  • πŸŽ€ Ribbon
  • πŸ›· Sleigh
  • ⛸️ Ice skates
  • 🎿 Skis
  • 🧀 Mittens
  • 🧣 Scarf
  • πŸ”₯ Fireplace
  • 🧸 Teddy bear
  • πŸš‚ Toy train
  • πŸ₯ Drum
  • 🎺 Trumpet
  • 🎢 Carols
  • πŸŽ‰ Party popper
  • πŸ— Roast dinner
  • πŸ₯§ Mince pie
  • 🍬 Candy
  • 🍫 Chocolate
  • 🐧 Penguin
  • 🦊 Fox
  • 🐦 Robin
  • πŸŒ™ Christmas Eve
  • πŸ•› Midnight
  • πŸ’Œ Christmas card
  • βœ‰οΈ Letter to Santa
  • πŸ”οΈ Snowy mountain
  • πŸ’‘ Fairy lights
  • πŸ‘‘ Paper crown
  • 🧨 Cracker
  • β›ͺ Church
  • 🏠 Gingerbread house

How to play Christmas bingo

  1. Print the cards β€” Choose how many cards you need, up to 100, pick A4 or Letter and 1, 2 or 4 cards per sheet, then press Print. Every card carries its own number.
  2. Hand out cards and markers β€” Give each player a card and some markers, such as chocolate buttons, coins or paper squares.
  3. Call the words β€” Press Call a word. The page draws a Christmas word at random, shows it large with its picture and adds it to the called list. No word repeats in a game.
  4. Check the winner β€” When someone calls bingo, type their card number into Check a card. The page marks every called word on their card and says whether they have a line or a full card.

Christmas Bingo: Printable Cards and a Word Caller β€” questions

Are these Christmas bingo cards free to print?

Yes. The Christmas bingo cards are free to print with no signup and no ads. Make up to 100 unique cards at once, on A4 or Letter paper, with 1, 2 or 4 cards per sheet.

Is there a Christmas bingo caller?

Yes, on the same page. Press Call a word and it draws one of the Christmas words at random, shows it large with its picture and adds it to a list of called words. It never calls the same word twice in one game.

Do the Christmas bingo cards have pictures?

Yes. Every word in the Christmas list has a picture next to it, such as Santa, a snowman or a present, which suits young children. You can turn the pictures off for adults or older children.

How many words are on a Christmas bingo card?

Each card has 24 words plus a free space in the centre, taken at random from a list of 46 Christmas words, so no two cards in one pack are the same.

Can I play Christmas bingo at an office party?

Yes. Print the cards, or save the pack as a PDF and send remote colleagues the page with their card, then run the caller from a laptop on the meeting room screen. Turn the pictures off and it plays fast for adults.

Can I add my own Christmas words?

Yes. Edit the word list on the page, then make a new pack. You need at least 24 words to fill a card. Words you add yourself print without a picture.

How do I check a winning Christmas bingo card?

Type the card number printed under the card into Check a card. The page shows that card with the called words marked and tells you whether it has a complete row, column or diagonal, or a full card.