(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Christmas tree and decorating the fireplace mantle
Since my son was old enough to really enjoy Christmas I have started doing Christmas lights outside (icicle lights on the porch, figures in the yard, lasers on the house, etc). Each year we also pick out new Hallmark ornaments and the yearly stuf
mistletoe
Silent Night
Making and decorating cookies on Christmas Eve
Lights - Local Park completely decorated in lights
Snow Capped Pie
Adeste Fideles (Oh Come All Ye Faithful!)
Ones that we made with our children or they made at school
Christmas cookies!
Sledding on Christmas Eve
When our families are all together we have a big dinner on Christmas Eve and then open presents and tell stories about when we were children.
Rocking around the Christmas Tree
My 3 kids have taken a "Charlie's Angels" themed photo with their shot guns every year since they were old enough to handle a gun. It is funny to watch how the picture progressed each year with my youngest going from being the extreme shortest t
snow man band candle holder, Christmas story leg table lamp, electronic snow globe (circulates the snow when turned on)
someone dressed up as Santa Clause visits every Christmas Eve on my husbands side of the family, for the last 60 years and brings a small gift for each child and takes pictures with each family.
The First Noel
My parents put candles in milk jugs and line the driveway on Christmas Eve. For the month of December, we have one night a week with no tv/phones/electronics
Pecan pie
Christmas
Christmas songs. I don't know the words, but I love them all. Obviously, I have no idea of what they are called.
At my parents, we used to have Posadas (sing along verses of Joseph and Mary asking for a place to spend the night on Christmas Eve).
Jingle Bells
Decorated Gingerbread Men and Sugar cookies
What Christmas means to me
Inflatables
Potato Salad
Christmas lights on houses
Always spend them with family.
Oh Holy night and Sleigh Ride
BBQ
Brown sugar ham
We light candles and place in front of pictures of loved ones that we have lost, while spending Christmas Eve as a family.
Duck. or Lamb
pecan pie
Christmas tree, bethlehem cave
Chocolate Layer Cake
Fruit cake
homemade cinnamon buns made by my wife. I can down a a whole bag in 1/2 hour
O Holy Night
We read "The Night Tree" and make treats for the animals and hang them on the tree outside on Christmas Eve.
Using lightings
The whole family comes over and we eat the whole day. Then sleep, wake up and eat some more. My husband and I bake pies together and I bake/ decorate cookies or cakes with my son.
Silent night
heavily-spiked eggnog
Pasta Salad
Lights
Elves
Christmas Tree
"In the USA: turkey with mashed potatoes and winter vegetables. Cranberry-orange cake.
Do They Know It's Christmas?
Christmas Tree, and lights
The barking dog doing "Jingle Bells"
Wizards in Winter by Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Silent Night
Potatoes in any form (mashed, baked, twice baked, etc., I don't discriminate!)
Cookies, Pie
Turkey
Ornaments collected from over the years and pictures of my children with Santa when they were younger
going to church on christmas eve with immediate family and having a late lunch at after. opening gifts on christmas morning with our pyjamas still on at my in-laws.
Christmas Eve game night
Turkey, fruit salad, and cranberry jelly
Chocolate Covered Strawberries
Ornaments on the tree, Snowmen, lights
Ride around to see Christmas lights
Roasted piglet or roasted broiler
Its beginning to look alot like Christmas
Christmas Tree
Santa is coming to town
steak and Lobster
Silent night
Shopping for my wife with my daughter.
Rudolph the Red-nose Reindeer
In my home country: feijoada (black bean stew with collard greens), polenta with roasted chicken, and anything that my mom cooks."
Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer
Get together with family members, then cruising around with friends
There’s a New Kid in Town
Wearing at least one piece of new attire
Going to church, having birthday cake (my mom's birthday) and opening gifts on Christmas Eve. Santa always arrived early at our house while we were at church - lucky us!
Mom's pull-apart herb bread
chestnuts roasting on the open fire
Feliz Navidad
Matching family PJs
Home baked fruit cake
Open 1 present on Christmas eve
Nativity sets
Home made pecan pralines
Silver bells
In the Philippines we celebrate Christmas during midnight of 25 its a big feast we called it Noche Buena or Midnight Meal and continue celebrating the whole day of Dec.25.
