30 Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards For Kids

Inside: 30 Free printable Christmas Bingo Cards for kids! This holly-jolly, easy-to-put-together free Christmas Bingo printable is the perfect holiday game to bring joy to your Christmas season. Bingo is always a hit and suitable for the whole family, large groups, and people of all ages.

I love Christmas, with everything merry and bright and everything nice.

Christmas is arguably the most magical time of the year!

And what also comes along with this glorious season is an abundance of all this goodness…

…gingerbread houses, pine cones, candy canes, Christmas trees, scarves, warm socks, Christmas markets, scented candles, twinkling lights, Christmas decorations, hot cocoa, oversized sweaters, Elf on the Shelf, Christmas songs, fun-themed books, Christmas movies, family nights, board games, shortbread cookies, Santa Claus, and of course Christmas party games.

And because Christmas is without doubt, so very magical, I’ve created this fun Christmas bingo game the entire family or class can play!

…And bonus, these are printables so you can laminate them and use them for years to come.

How To Play Christmas Bingo

Most of us know how to play Bingo already…but just in case it’s been a while, here’s a quick rundown.

Detailed Christmas Bingo Instructions:

1. Print out your 30 free printable Christmas Bingo cards (one for each player or team) and one set of calling cards. If you want to use the bingo sticker cut-outs included, please also print these out. Place the cards into a bowl or hat. 
2. Give each child a Christmas Bingo card and your chosen bingo markers (candy-cane cut-outs, Christmas M&M’s, skittles, jelly beans, mini marshmallows, dry erase markers, Hershey kisses, bingo chips or bingo dabbers)
3. Have kids mark the free space with their chosen bingo markers.
4. Pull one card at a time from the bowl and call out the image on the card or use the number system and call out the number labelled on each bingo board.
5. The kids can cover the corresponding number or image with chosen stickers, candies, or markers. (I love to use Velcro with the candy cane stickers so they don’t slide around the card).
6. To win the game, the kiddo who covers 5 spaces in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, shouts out “BINGO!” and they win.
7. Create fun prizes or treats for winners.

Materials needed for your 30 Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards:

• Christmas Bingo Cards (download at the bottom of the post)
• Candies, bingo dabber, Christmas candy, or candy-cane cut-outs (provided)
• Printer (or have printed at a print shop)
• White card stock paper
• Scissors or a paper trimmer
• Optional, but amazing: Laminator (I love this laminator!)
• Optional: Laminating sheets
• Optional: Velcro Tabs

Christmas Bingo Game Play Variations

I love traditional Bingo games, but many interesting variations can liven up your holiday party (you know, variety is the spice of life, right?)

You can play until the winner is the first one to get:

• Full board bingo
• 5 around the corner
• An inside square
• An outside square
• The shape of a 7 or 11
• A block of 9

Holiday Traditions

Family traditions are like secret handshakes or your favorite cozy blanket—they make you feel good and give you something fun to look forward to when life gets super busy.

These traditions are like glue; they stick the good times and special memories in your mind and help remind us what’s important—like how much fun it is to spend time with your family during the holidays.

How about you and your family start a new tradition this Christmas? Playing Bingo together could be a new way to make your holiday nights extra cool and cozy.

If you think traditions are awesome, you should see my big list of Christmas traditions.

You are going to LOVE this!

Final Thoughts on Christmas Bingo

I hope you love all the Holly Jolly goodness packed into this post. Whether you snag these adorable Christmas Bingo cards or another fun holiday activity, I’m sure there is something here that all kids and adults alike will love.

Tell me, what brings out the Christmas magic in you?