Free Printable Christmas Bingo (4 Cards + Calling Cards)

October 11, 2026

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Free printable Christmas bingo with 4 picture cards and calling cards from Swan and Cook

Looking for a game the whole family can play on Christmas Eve? This free printable Christmas bingo has four different picture bingo cards and a page of calling cards, so you are ready to play in minutes.

Every square has a colorful picture and a word, so even little ones who are still learning to read can play along with grandparents. It is a hit at classroom parties, holiday get-togethers and family game nights.

What’s Included

4 different bingo cards so every player has a unique board
Calling cards: 24 Christmas pictures to cut out and pull from a bowl
Fun pictures like Santa, reindeer, cookies, sleigh and snowman
Pictures plus words, perfect for pre-readers
5 pages, US Letter size, prints in full color

⬇ Download the Free Christmas Bingo (PDF)

Tips for Bingo Fun

Use M&Ms, mini marshmallows or buttons as bingo markers.
Print extra cards if you have more than 4 players.
Have small prizes ready: a candy cane, a sticker, or first pick of cookies!
Laminate the cards to reuse them every Christmas.

How do you play Christmas bingo?

Give each player a bingo card and a handful of markers. Cut out the calling cards, fold them and drop them into a bowl or a Santa hat.

The caller pulls one card at a time and says the picture out loud. If a player has that picture, they cover it. The first person to get five in a row (across, down or diagonal) shouts BINGO and wins! The FREE space in the middle counts for everyone.

How to Make Your Printables Last Year After Year

Want to use these bingo cards again and again? Print them on sturdy cardstock and run them through a laminator, or slip each page into a clear sheet protector. Then use dry-erase markers and simply wipe them clean when you are done. Store them in a folder and they will be ready for next Christmas!