Twoweekbreak!There hasbeen only oneChristmas–the rest areanniversaries.I’ve seen yourFacebookupdates andyou're getting adictionary forChristmas.Nothing saysHappy Holidayslike making usdecorate theschool hallwaysWe really havePD on Fridaybefore break?(Really?Really?)The Christmasmiracle is howmany kidspassed my finalMerryChristmas,nearlyeverybody!Christmas isn’t aseason. It’s afeeling. Let'sdiscuss...Whatare you feelingright now?I’ll behome forthechalladays.KEVIN!You know you’vegrown up whennone of the thingsyou want forChristmas can bebought at a store.Jeans untilJanuary isthe bestgift ever!The best way tospreadChristmascheer, is singingloud for all tohear! - ElfJust remember,disappointmentis a present,tooYou CANNOTDO THAT atthe workChristmasparty!Die HardIS aChristmasmovie!“I’m theHolidayArmadillo!"I'm ready formy date withthe HallmarkChannelFelizNavidadChristmas is atime wheneverybody wantshis past forgottenand his presentremembered.Um... I'm notin the uglyChristmassweatercontest.OMG! Howare we stillin firstsemester!?Christmascaloriesdon'tcount”I don’t know whatto say, except it’sChristmas andwe’re all inmisery.” — EllenGriswoldTwoweekbreak!There hasbeen only oneChristmas–the rest areanniversaries.I’ve seen yourFacebookupdates andyou're getting adictionary forChristmas.Nothing saysHappy Holidayslike making usdecorate theschool hallwaysWe really havePD on Fridaybefore break?(Really?Really?)The Christmasmiracle is howmany kidspassed my finalMerryChristmas,nearlyeverybody!Christmas isn’t aseason. It’s afeeling. Let'sdiscuss...Whatare you feelingright now?I’ll behome forthechalladays.KEVIN!You know you’vegrown up whennone of the thingsyou want forChristmas can bebought at a store.Jeans untilJanuary isthe bestgift ever!The best way tospreadChristmascheer, is singingloud for all tohear! - ElfJust remember,disappointmentis a present,tooYou CANNOTDO THAT atthe workChristmasparty!Die HardIS aChristmasmovie!“I’m theHolidayArmadillo!"I'm ready formy date withthe HallmarkChannelFelizNavidadChristmas is atime wheneverybody wantshis past forgottenand his presentremembered.Um... I'm notin the uglyChristmassweatercontest.OMG! Howare we stillin firstsemester!?Christmascaloriesdon'tcount”I don’t know whatto say, except it’sChristmas andwe’re all inmisery.” — EllenGriswold

WCA 12 Days of Christmas - Call List

(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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  1. Two week break!
  2. There has been only one Christmas–the rest are anniversaries.
  3. I’ve seen your Facebook updates and you're getting a dictionary for Christmas.
  4. Nothing says Happy Holidays like making us decorate the school hallways
  5. We really have PD on Friday before break? (Really? Really?)
  6. The Christmas miracle is how many kids passed my final
  7. Merry Christmas, nearly everybody!
  8. Christmas isn’t a season. It’s a feeling. Let's discuss...What are you feeling right now?
  9. I’ll be home for the challadays.
  10. KEVIN!
  11. You know you’ve grown up when none of the things you want for Christmas can be bought at a store.
  12. Jeans until January is the best gift ever!
  13. The best way to spread Christmas cheer, is singing loud for all to hear! - Elf
  14. Just remember, disappointment is a present, too
  15. You CANNOT DO THAT at the work Christmas party!
  16. Die Hard IS a Christmas movie!
  17. “I’m the Holiday Armadillo!"
  18. I'm ready for my date with the Hallmark Channel
  19. Feliz Navidad
  20. Christmas is a time when everybody wants his past forgotten and his present remembered.
  21. Um... I'm not in the ugly Christmas sweater contest.
  22. OMG! How are we still in first semester!?
  23. Christmas calories don't count
  24. ”I don’t know what to say, except it’s Christmas and we’re all in misery.” — Ellen Griswold