Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards
Updated November 2026 · 4 free printables
Free printable Christmas bingo for kids and families: three picture sets in three sizes and a blank Christmas bingo card.
About these printables
Every picture set has ten different cards and calling cards to cut apart. The 3 by 3 set for preschoolers prints two cards per page with nine big pictures each: Christmas tree, candy cane, stocking, gingerbread man, ornament, wreath, Santa hat, reindeer, bell, present, star, snowman, mitten, cookie, candle and sleigh. The 4 by 4 set adds a snow globe, lights, a snowflake, scarf, hot cocoa, sled, penguin and teddy bear.
The 5 by 5 set is the classic layout with B-I-N-G-O across the top and Arco the hedgehog on the free space, drawn from 30 Christmas pictures including a toy train, ice skate, drum, boots and polar bear, with two pages of calling cards. It is the one to bring to a family Christmas party where grandparents play next to five-year-olds. The blank Christmas bingo card has a border of holiday pictures and a star free space for your own words, names or carol titles.
At a glance
- Pages
- 4 free printables, one PDF each
- Ages
- 3 to 7
- Levels
- Pre-K, Kindergarten, Grade 1
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Price
- free, no sign-up needed to download
All 4 Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards, One by One
Here is a closer look at every page in this collection, with who it's best for and a coloring idea for each one.
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1. Christmas Bingo for Preschoolers: 3x3 Picture Cards
Christmas picture bingo made for preschoolers: ten different 3 by 3 cards, two to a page, with nine big pictures each (Christmas tree, candy cane, stocking, gingerbread man, reindeer, wreath, sleigh and more) and a small word under every picture. The last page has 16 calling cards to cut apart. Nine squares means short, happy games at a holiday party, a preschool class or a family table. It is sized for toddlers and preschoolers: nine big pictures per card, so three in a row comes quickly. Add white for snow.
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2. Christmas Bingo Cards 4x4: 10 Printable Picture Cards
Ten different Christmas bingo cards with 16 colored pictures each, one big card per page, picked from 24 holiday pictures: snow globe, lights, hot cocoa, sled, teddy bear, Santa hat, bell, present and more. Two pages of calling cards close the set. A good size for kindergarten and first grade class parties, where a game takes about ten minutes. It suits kindergarten and first grade: sixteen squares per card make a game of about ten minutes. Add white for snow.
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3. Christmas Bingo 5x5 With Free Space and Calling Cards
The classic Christmas bingo layout: B-I-N-G-O across the top, 24 pictures and a free space with Arco the hedgehog in the middle. Ten different cards drawn from 30 Christmas pictures (reindeer, sleigh, toy train, ice skate, drum, polar bear, gingerbread man and more), plus two pages of calling cards. Big enough for the whole family or a full classroom, and fun from age 5 to grandparents. It is the classic 5 by 5 size, good for ages 6 and up and for games where children and adults play together. Red, green and gold make a classic Christmas palette.
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4. Christmas Blank Bingo Card Template
A blank Christmas bingo card with a border of holiday pictures (tree, candy cane, ornament, gingerbread man, stocking and more), Christmas Bingo on top and a star free space. Fill in the 24 squares with family names, Christmas words, carol titles or gift ideas. It is the classic 5 by 5 size, good for ages 6 and up and for games where children and adults play together. Red, green and gold make a classic Christmas palette.
Tips for coloring Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards
- Print one set per table at a class party and let a parent volunteer call at each table.
- Use mini marshmallows or red and green candies as markers and eat them after the last round.
- For mixed ages, give little ones the 3x3 cards and older kids the 5x5 cards; call from the combined pictures.
Fun facts about Free Printable Christmas Bingo Cards
- Gingerbread figures are said to date back to the court of Queen Elizabeth I, who had them made to look like her guests.
- Candy canes have been made for more than 300 years; the red stripes came later, around 1900.
- Reindeer are the only deer in which both males and females grow antlers.
Fun ways to use your printables
- Play a round of Christmas bingo on each of the 12 days before Christmas.
- Wrap a small prize for every winner and keep playing until each child has opened one.
- Have children color the pictures on the blank Christmas card border before the game starts.
How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
Which Christmas bingo set should I print for a class party?
For preschool and pre-K, print the 3x3 set (ten cards on five pages). For kindergarten to second grade, the 4x4 set is the right length, about ten minutes a game. For older kids, or when children and adults play together, use the 5x5 set with the free space.
What can we use as bingo markers at Christmas?
Mini marshmallows, red and green M&Ms, small pom-poms, buttons or Christmas cereal all work. With little children, markers you can eat at the end of the game make the losing a lot easier.
Can we use Christmas bingo as a Christmas Eve or family game?
Yes. Let the youngest child be the caller with the picture cards: they only need to show the picture and say its name. Wrap a few small prizes, and give one to each winner until every child has one.
Is there a blank Christmas bingo card?
Yes: Christmas Blank Bingo Card Template has a 5x5 grid with B-I-N-G-O letters, a star free space and a border of Christmas pictures. Fill it in with Christmas words for spelling practice, names of family members, or gifts.