Do-it-yourself Christmas Bingo printable in two easy steps

Bingo is one of those games that everyone can play. That’s why, during the holidays, you’ll want to have your own Christmas Bingo printable for all of the classroom, family, neighborhood and work parties you’ll be attending. Here’s how to make one yourself.

Without fail, it seems like I’m always trying to think of a fun game to play at my kid’s classroom Christmas party at school. Well, now I don’t have to worry because I am fully prepared with my go-to Christmas Bingo. Plus I can use it for other parties throughout December.

Step #1: Download your Christmas Bingo printable

I designed this classic Christmas Bingo game with 20 unique playing cards so there is room for everyone to play. It also includes large and small calling cards depending on the size of the group. Just click on the link below to purchase and download your Bingo game:

Click here to download Christmas Bingo

Complete Christmas Bingo printable set — *Complete Christmas Bingo set*

Step #2: Print and cut your Bingo cards

Once you have your PDF, you can send it to your local copy store or you can print it from home. I printed mine on cardstock and laminated each page. That way they will remain durable and last for years to come. Then, I cut out each calling card square and each playing card. You should end up with 20 playing cards and 36 calling cards.

If you want to save on printing costs, you can print the smaller calling cards, which is just one page. Or, if you want larger calling cards, you can print those four pages. Whatever you prefer.

*Two different size of Bingo calling cards*

You’re done! Now play your Christmas Bingo printable

That’s it! Of course, I assume you already know how to play Bingo, so I’m not going to explain it. However, to make things more interesting, here’s some ideas for some fun prizes. Kids are much more motivated to play when there are prizes involved.

My kids playing Bingo — *Look how much fun my kids are having playing Bingo*

Also, if you’re looking for some good place markers while playing Bingo, you can just use anything you have laying around the house. Beans, cereal or buttons work great. But, if you’re at a party, try mini M&Ms or Skittles. Basically, any candy works.

*Cereal marking the spaces on a Bingo card*

I hope you have fun with this Christmas Bingo printable. Here’s a link to download your Christmas bingo game one more time if you didn’t see it above:

Click here to download Christmas Bingo

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