Free printable Christmas bingo cards
Give each player a different card, hand the caller the cut-out picture cards, and start drawing. This free Christmas bingo set has 12 distinct boards with original pictures and matching word labels. The last page is the caller sheet, so everything needed for a round is in one PDF.
Choose US Letter or A4. Both downloads include the same 12 boards and one caller page. No account or email is needed.
Each PDF has 13 pages: one board per page, then 20 caller cards on a cut-apart sheet. Print only as many board pages as you need, plus page 13 for the caller.
Look inside before you print
Each 4 × 4 card uses 16 different pictures selected from the same 20-object set as the caller sheet. A Christmas tree is always labeled “Christmas tree,” whether it appears on a board or a caller card. The pictures have dark outlines and the printed names stay available when color is removed.
The A4 version uses the same artwork and order, fitted to A4 paper. Card numbers appear at the top so you can hand out different ones without comparing the grids.
How to play a round
- Print one board per player and page 13 for the caller. Cut out the 20 caller cards and mix them face down.
- Draw one caller card at a time. Say its printed name and show its picture. Players mark the matching square if it is on their board; some boards will not have that object.
- The first player to mark four squares in a row, column, or diagonal calls “Bingo.” Check those four names against the caller cards already drawn. If two players complete a line on the same call, both win.
For a longer game, keep drawing until someone marks all 16 squares on a board. Every board uses 16 of the 20 caller pictures, so a full card becomes possible when those 16 have been called. There is no free center square. For another round, use loose paper markers or print fresh boards rather than trying to erase ink.
If you have more than 12 players, print a second copy of the set. Two people may then share the same arrangement, so they can win together. You can also play without a printer by opening the board previews on separate screens, but the caller still needs to track which pictures were drawn.
Printing the boards
Print at Actual size or 100%, one PDF page per sheet. The artwork stays legible in black and white because each picture has a dark outline and a word label. The boards are fixed PDFs rather than editable templates; the picture positions and caller matches should stay together.
For a small table, use pages 1 through the number of players, then page 13. Keep the caller sheet separate until its cards are cut. If you want to save paper, print only the boards you will distribute. The file does not include physical markers or a storage envelope.
Save the game for later
For other printable table games with clues, puzzles, and drawing, browse six holiday party games. You can find more direct downloads in the free printable library.