Someonewishesothers"HappyHolidays!"Holidaybanners (e.g.,"HappyHolidays" or"Season’sGreetings")Snowmanor SantafigurinesHoliday bingo(with festiveprompts like"someonewears a Santahat")Someonemakes aNew Year’sEve planSugarCookiesA holiday-themed drinkis served(eggnog, hotcocoa, etc.)Someonejokes abouttheir holidaycookingdisastersA coworkershows off theirphone pictures(of pets, kids,etc.).Someoneshows uplate, blamingtraffic.EvergreenbranchesandgarlandsSomeonesays, “We’rebusier thanSanta!”Countdown-to-Christmaschalkboardor digitaldisplay.A coworkertalks abouttheir holidaytravel plans.Festive snacktable (candycanes,peppermintbark, etc.)Someonewears anugly holidaysweaterSomeone says,“I shipped mygifts last minute—again.”Acoworkerwraps apresentSomeoneshares afunny holidaymeme or GIFPoinsettias(real orartificial)Holiday-themedwall art orposters.Candycanes indecorativejarsSomeoneasks, “Whobroughtthis?” aboutthe food.Holiday-themedcenterpiecesBranded officeswag (mugs,notebooks,etc.) with afestive touchCoffee ortea bar withseasonalflavorsMiniatureChristmastreesInflatableholidaycharactersStockingsSomeoneasks, "Areyou ready fortheholidays?"Someonesays, “I’mnot ready forthe holidays”The holidayplaylistrepeats thesame songtwice in a row.Tablerunnerswith holidaypatternsA coworkershows offtheir customFedEx gear.Someonementions aholidaytradition fromtheir cultureA coworkercomplainsabout theweather.A gift getsopenedduring thepartyWrapped“presents”as decorpropsA Secret Santagift is wrappedin FedExshippingsupplies.Someonemakes a toastabout“teamworkthrough theholidays.”Someonetakes aphoto withholidaypropsWindowclings(snowflakes,reindeer,etc.)Someonewears aSanta hatwith a FedExlogo.The desserttable is themostcrowdedspot.A holidaymovie ismentionedUglysweatercontestA holiday-themedgame isplayedFestivestringlightsTheChristmastree isadmired bysomeoneLEDcandles fora warmholiday glowGingerbreadMenA coworkergets caughttaking selfiesby thedecorations.holidaytie orscarfA holidaydecorationfalls orbreaks.Someonetalks aboutholidayshoppingA package-themeddecoration ispart of theparty setup.Someonewears aSanta hat.Garlandand tinselfor desksSomeone wearsfestive jewelry(reindeerearrings,snowmannecklace, etc.)DIY papersnowflakesAsnowmandecorationis spottedSomeonesays, “Iwasn’t goingto come,but…”Someonetalks aboutfamily cominginto town forthe holidaysWreathsfor officedoorsSomeonewishesothers"HappyHolidays!"Holidaybanners (e.g.,"HappyHolidays" or"Season’sGreetings")Snowmanor SantafigurinesHoliday bingo(with festiveprompts like"someonewears a Santahat")Someonemakes aNew Year’sEve planSugarCookiesA holiday-themed drinkis served(eggnog, hotcocoa, etc.)Someonejokes abouttheir holidaycookingdisastersA coworkershows off theirphone pictures(of pets, kids,etc.).Someoneshows uplate, blamingtraffic.EvergreenbranchesandgarlandsSomeonesays, “We’rebusier thanSanta!”Countdown-to-Christmaschalkboardor digitaldisplay.A coworkertalks abouttheir holidaytravel plans.Festive snacktable (candycanes,peppermintbark, etc.)Someonewears anugly holidaysweaterSomeone says,“I shipped mygifts last minute—again.”Acoworkerwraps apresentSomeoneshares afunny holidaymeme or GIFPoinsettias(real orartificial)Holiday-themedwall art orposters.Candycanes indecorativejarsSomeoneasks, “Whobroughtthis?” aboutthe food.Holiday-themedcenterpiecesBranded officeswag (mugs,notebooks,etc.) with afestive touchCoffee ortea bar withseasonalflavorsMiniatureChristmastreesInflatableholidaycharactersStockingsSomeoneasks, "Areyou ready fortheholidays?"Someonesays, “I’mnot ready forthe holidays”The holidayplaylistrepeats thesame songtwice in a row.Tablerunnerswith holidaypatternsA coworkershows offtheir customFedEx gear.Someonementions aholidaytradition fromtheir cultureA coworkercomplainsabout theweather.A gift getsopenedduring thepartyWrapped“presents”as decorpropsA Secret Santagift is wrappedin FedExshippingsupplies.Someonemakes a toastabout“teamworkthrough theholidays.”Someonetakes aphoto withholidaypropsWindowclings(snowflakes,reindeer,etc.)Someonewears aSanta hatwith a FedExlogo.The desserttable is themostcrowdedspot.A holidaymovie ismentionedUglysweatercontestA holiday-themedgame isplayedFestivestringlightsTheChristmastree isadmired bysomeoneLEDcandles fora warmholiday glowGingerbreadMenA coworkergets caughttaking selfiesby thedecorations.holidaytie orscarfA holidaydecorationfalls orbreaks.Someonetalks aboutholidayshoppingA package-themeddecoration ispart of theparty setup.Someonewears aSanta hat.Garlandand tinselfor desksSomeone wearsfestive jewelry(reindeerearrings,snowmannecklace, etc.)DIY papersnowflakesAsnowmandecorationis spottedSomeonesays, “Iwasn’t goingto come,but…”Someonetalks aboutfamily cominginto town forthe holidaysWreathsfor officedoors

Delivering Holiday Cheer - 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. Someone wishes others "Happy Holidays!"
  2. Holiday banners (e.g., "Happy Holidays" or "Season’s Greetings")
  3. Snowman or Santa figurines
  4. Holiday bingo (with festive prompts like "someone wears a Santa hat")
  5. Someone makes a New Year’s Eve plan
  6. Sugar Cookies
  7. A holiday-themed drink is served (eggnog, hot cocoa, etc.)
  8. Someone jokes about their holiday cooking disasters
  9. A coworker shows off their phone pictures (of pets, kids, etc.).
  10. Someone shows up late, blaming traffic.
  11. Evergreen branches and garlands
  12. Someone says, “We’re busier than Santa!”
  13. Countdown-to-Christmas chalkboard or digital display.
  14. A coworker talks about their holiday travel plans.
  15. Festive snack table (candy canes, peppermint bark, etc.)
  16. Someone wears an ugly holiday sweater
  17. Someone says, “I shipped my gifts last minute—again.”
  18. A coworker wraps a present
  19. Someone shares a funny holiday meme or GIF
  20. Poinsettias (real or artificial)
  21. Holiday-themed wall art or posters.
  22. Candy canes in decorative jars
  23. Someone asks, “Who brought this?” about the food.
  24. Holiday-themed centerpieces
  25. Branded office swag (mugs, notebooks, etc.) with a festive touch
  26. Coffee or tea bar with seasonal flavors
  27. Miniature Christmas trees
  28. Inflatable holiday characters
  29. Stockings
  30. Someone asks, "Are you ready for the holidays?"
  31. Someone says, “I’m not ready for the holidays”
  32. The holiday playlist repeats the same song twice in a row.
  33. Table runners with holiday patterns
  34. A coworker shows off their custom FedEx gear.
  35. Someone mentions a holiday tradition from their culture
  36. A coworker complains about the weather.
  37. A gift gets opened during the party
  38. Wrapped “presents” as decor props
  39. A Secret Santa gift is wrapped in FedEx shipping supplies.
  40. Someone makes a toast about “teamwork through the holidays.”
  41. Someone takes a photo with holiday props
  42. Window clings (snowflakes, reindeer, etc.)
  43. Someone wears a Santa hat with a FedEx logo.
  44. The dessert table is the most crowded spot.
  45. A holiday movie is mentioned
  46. Ugly sweater contest
  47. A holiday-themed game is played
  48. Festive string lights
  49. The Christmas tree is admired by someone
  50. LED candles for a warm holiday glow
  51. Gingerbread Men
  52. A coworker gets caught taking selfies by the decorations.
  53. holiday tie or scarf
  54. A holiday decoration falls or breaks.
  55. Someone talks about holiday shopping
  56. A package-themed decoration is part of the party setup.
  57. Someone wears a Santa hat.
  58. Garland and tinsel for desks
  59. Someone wears festive jewelry (reindeer earrings, snowman necklace, etc.)
  60. DIY paper snowflakes
  61. A snowman decoration is spotted
  62. Someone says, “I wasn’t going to come, but…”
  63. Someone talks about family coming into town for the holidays
  64. Wreaths for office doors