The goal for players is to fill an entire row vertically, horizontally or diagonally to get bingo. If playing in the traditional style with a caller who will draw the icons, have that person pick items one by one for participants to mark off on their cards. Otherwise, wait for the game to start to keep track of what spaces on your card can be marked off.

Some cards will have a free space in the middle square, in which you can automatically place a marker. Participants should get a card and enough bingo markers (see below for fun ideas!) to fill their cards. Note that there are versions of bingo do not require any calling at all, such as Christmas movie or scavenger hunt bingo, in which case you do not need an extra calling card to cut out. If such a card is not available, print an extra copy of one of the cards and cut out the icons from it. Some sets come with a separate calling card in which you will cut out the pieces for the designated caller to draw from a bag or box to indicate what item can be marked off. If you plan to use the cards over and over, consider using sturdier cardstock* or possibly laminating the cards. Print file at home or at your local print store. Head to any of the featured posts below to download the set of free printable Christmas bingo cards you are interested in using. If you buy something through any of our affiliate links on this page, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Disclosure: Opinions expressed are our own.

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