Free Christmas Bingo Printable (37 Pages of Festive Fun) 🎄

Looking for a Christmas bingo printable that works for a whole classroom or a houseful of cousins?

This set includes 37 pages of cute, full-color Christmas icons: 30 different bingo boards, 5 caller lists, cut-apart call cards, and a DIY cut-and-paste card so kids can build their own board.

It’s the newest game in our Christmas Games collection, and it works for any age or group size because nobody has to read a single word.

Grab Your Free Christmas Bingo Cards 👇

Download the free PDF below and print as many Christmas bingo cards as your group needs.

What’s Included

This set is 37 pages. Every board, caller list, and call card uses the same cute, full-color Christmas icons with red, green, and orange header accents, so it looks great printed in color on a regular home printer. Here’s the breakdown:

Bingo boards:

• 30 different 4×4 bingo boards, each with the same 16 icons in a different order (enough unique cards for a classroom set)
• A blank 4×4 DIY grid page with matching cut-out icons alongside it

Caller lists and cards:

• 5 separate numbered caller lists, each with all 16 icons in three columns
• Cut-apart call cards, ready to pull from a basket, bowl or stocking

The full icon set (the same 16 icons appear on every board, caller list and call card):

• 🧦 Stocking
• 🔴 Ornament
• 🎄 Christmas tree
• 🌿 Holly
• 🎅 Santa
• 🎁 Gift
• 🍬 Candy cane
• ⛄ Snowman
• ☕ Hot cocoa
• 🧝 Elf
• 🔔 Bell
• 🦌 Reindeer
• ⭐ Star
• 🛷 Sleigh
• 🍪 Gingerbread man
• 🧤 Mitten

Same 16 icons, different combos on every board. If you like this game style, our Halloween bingo, Fall bingo, and Thanksgiving bingo sets use the same no-reading-required setup.

Features & Benefits

The cut-apart call cards are the best part of this set. Print once, cut once, and you have a Christmas bingo game to use every December. Laminate the boards if you want them to survive hot cocoa spills ☕.

No reading required. Every board, caller list, and call card is icon-only. Scroll down, and I’ll show you what I mean with the Spanish, French, and German word lists.

When bingo wraps up, keep the party going with our Christmas pictionary, Christmas charades, and Christmas emoji pictionary games, or hand out a Christmas word search while the last few players finish.

Who It’s For

• Elementary teachers running a Christmas classroom party or a last-week-before-break centers day
• Homeschool parents looking for a low-mess holiday activity
• Hosts who need a quick game to keep the kids busy before dinner (our Christmas activity placemats are great for this too)
• Party planners organizing a Christmas party for kids or adults (grab our Christmas party sign up sheet while you’re at it)
• Preschool and early elementary kids who aren’t reading fluently yet

How to Use It

1. Print enough Christmas bingo boards for your group, one per player.
2. Choose your calling method (two options below).
3. Give each player something to mark squares with: mini marshmallows, peppermints, buttons, or a dry-erase marker if you laminated.
4. Call icons one at a time and check them off your list as you go.
5. First to fill a row, column, diagonal, or four corners wins.

Calling method one: 5 ready-to-go lists. Each of the 5 numbered caller lists is its own separate game, so you can check off icons as you call them without losing your place. Perfect for running five rounds in a row.

Calling method two: stocking pull. Cut apart the call cards and drop them into a Christmas stocking, a bowl, or a paper bag. Have a kid pull one out and call it themselves. It turns the calling job into its own mini activity, and someone always wants a turn holding the stocking.

Christmas Bingo Prize Ideas and Ways to Play

A few easy ways to turn the game into a real Christmas party activity for kids or adults:

• Prize bucket: Winners pick from a bucket of candy canes, stickers, mini erasers or small ornaments.
• Gift-swap bingo: For a family or office party, play several short rounds and let each round’s winner choose a wrapped gift from the pile.
• Pattern rounds: Round one is any line, round two is four corners, round three is an X across the diagonals, and the last round is blackout.
• Team bingo: For a big class, put kids in pairs and give each pair one board. Print extra copies if you have more than 30 players.
• Speak and spell: Ask players to say the icon name out loud, or spell it, before marking it. It’s good practice for early readers.

Make Your Own Card: The DIY Cut-and-Paste Version

The set includes a blank 4×4 bingo grid page with a matching set of small cut-out icons printed right alongside it. Kids cut out the icons themselves and glue each one into an empty square, building a completely custom card from scratch.

It’s a great way to stretch the activity if you have extra time to fill, and it sneaks in scissor and glue-stick practice for fine motor work. No two DIY cards end up alike, so it doubles as its own quiet activity before the bingo game even starts. 🎄

Frequently Asked Questions

Bingo de Navidad (Spanish Vocabulary List)

Because the icons carry the whole game, this set works as a vocabulary tool in any language with zero redesign. Here’s the set in Spanish:

• Calcetín navideño
• Adorno (bola) navideño
• Árbol de Navidad
• Acebo
• Papá Noel
• Regalo
• Bastón de caramelo
• Muñeco de nieve
• Chocolate caliente
• Elfo
• Campana
• Reno
• Estrella
• Trineo
• Galleta de jengibre
• Manopla

Bingo de Noël à Imprimer (French Vocabulary List)

• Chaussette de Noël
• Boule de Noël
• Sapin de Noël
• Houx
• Père Noël
• Cadeau
• Sucre d’orge
• Bonhomme de neige
• Chocolat chaud
• Lutin
• Cloche
• Renne
• Étoile
• Traîneau
• Bonhomme en pain d’épices
• Moufle

Weihnachtsbingo auf Deutsch (German Vocabulary List)

• Weihnachtsstrumpf
• Christbaumkugel
• Weihnachtsbaum
• Stechpalme
• Weihnachtsmann
• Geschenk
• Zuckerstange
• Schneemann
• Heiße Schokolade
• Wichtel
• Glocke
• Rentier
• Stern
• Schlitten
• Lebkuchenmann
• Fäustling

More Christmas Printables You Might Like

• Christmas Pictionary: draw-and-guess cards for the whole family
• Christmas charades: act-it-out cards for game night
• Christmas Scattergories: a category game for groups
• Christmas would you rather questions: fun questions for parties and family time
• Christmas word search: three levels for different ages

Browse the whole set in our Christmas Games collection.