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Friday, December 6, 2013

Free Printable Christmas Bingo

Playing Bingo at holiday parties has become a fun tradition for our family, and I had a lot of fun putting this Christmas Bingo set together. With the game being all images, it's easy for kids of all ages to play. So go grab some Christmas candy, print out the Bingo sets, and get playing!

Free Printable Christmas Bingo

Just like my Halloween Bingo, and Thanksgiving Bingo, I'm sure this version will be a hit to play at a school Thanksgiving party. Since my daughter isn't in school, we've been having a wonderful time playing as a homeschool activity. It has been a great way to learn new Christmas-themed vocabulary and to practice matching.

Download the Christmas Bingo Set
(single PDF file includes 8 Bingo cards and calling pieces)

The free set of eight cards is the perfect size for most families and small groups, but if you need larger quantities, we have upgrades available in the shop! The upgraded card sets come in bundles of 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 50 cards, so there’s something for groups of all sizes!

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Print out the DIY Christmas Bingo Set, which comes with a blank card (with the "free" space already added), all 24 Bingo pieces, and the calling cards. Print out the cards on cardstock, and the Bingo pieces on cardstock or regular copy paper.

Cut the Bingo pieces by following the lines. Glue the pieces wherever you want on the card with glue stick or Elmer's until all the spaces (except the "free" space) are covered. This would be a fun activity for older kids to do all on their own. Younger children will need some assistance with the cutting, but my daughter had no problem gluing all the pieces down.


(single PDF file includes blank Bingo card, Bingo pieces, and calling pieces)

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Game Instructions 
1. Pick some kind of object to mark your squares: candy corn, beans, M&Ms, smarties, wrapped candy, cereal, or any other small items work great!
2. Give each player a Bingo card and markers (or put your own together with the DIY set). Have each player put a marker over the free space.
3. The caller will draw a calling piece and announce the item on the card. Each player will cover that item on their card with a marker. Once a player has 5 squares covered in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), they call out "BINGO!" and win the game!

Some things you should know before downloading:
*Artsy-Fartsy Mama printables are for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
*You may NOT modify, re-sell, redistribute, or claim the design as your own.
*Please do not remove the credits/watermarks.
*If you post this on the internet, credit must be given to Artsy-Fartsy Mama & linked back to my blog.

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Download Instructions:
On the top left under "File", click the "Download" option. A pop-up window should appear. Make sure the "Save File" option is selected, then click OK to download.

To lengthen the life of the prints, I would recommend printing the Bingo cards and calling pieces on cardstock and laminating. All files are 8.5x11 inches and put together in a single PDF format.

Have fun!! Would love to hear from you if you play using my printable!

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  1. This is really cute and a great idea. I think I will print these out and we can play at our Christmas dinner. Then maybe all of the talk won't be the hunting stories that the men have told each other every single Christmas and Thanksgiving for 25 years. I don't know why they do that. They were all there.

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  2. Thank you for creating these! I printed the Thanksgiving set and my son loved it! I told him I would watch for a Christmas one and as soon as I saw the email this morning I showed him and he was so excited! We look forward to playing this all through Christmas and look forward to many more versions in the future! I don't have a laminator so I decided to place them in sheet protectors and keep them in a binder and it has worked great so far. I placed the game pieces in an envelope and labeled it and then used a circle punch I had to make game pieces with card stock that we keep in the binder as well. Thanks again for making these! We love them!

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  3. I love your bingo things. Gonna print this out today so I don't forget like on Thanksgiving!

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  4. This bingo set is adorable! I just made one and posted it on my little blog...but yours is so much better! Hahaha! Thanks so much for sharing!

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  5. Cute... I am pinning! Thank you so much for linking up with The Party Bunch.

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  6. I love the Christmas bingo!!!! Such an awesome idea!!!! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas eve tomorrow!!!! And a wonderful Christmas in two days!!!!:)

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  7. Love the bingo games. I just could not find the blank cards for each of the holidays. Please direct me. Thank you. Trisha

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  8. Just found your blog and I'm loving it. As a 5th grade teacher during a pandemic I'm looking for anything to make my life a little easier and to make the kids happy. Thank you for this simple game that will be easy to play. I think I'll put each printed copy in a sleeve protector and have the students use dry erase markers. That way they're reusable and I don't have to keep up with a bajillion beads or button as space markers in the classroom.

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