(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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What type of log is traditionally burned as a part of a winter celebration?
Yule
A bright object placed on top of many holiday trees.
Star
Name of the candleholder used during Hanukkah
Menorah
This plant is hung as Christmas decor that people traditionally kiss under.
Mistletoe
A holiday observed by lighting candles for eight nights
Hanukkah
Name of the snowman who is brought to life with a magical hat
Frosty
The tradition of exchanging wrapped surprises.
Gift-Giving
Delicate icy patterns that fall from the sky.
Snowflake
Festive feast celebrated during Kwanzaa
Karamu
A creamy holiday drink made with milk, eggs, and spices
Eggnog
Decorative displaces that brighten homes during the holidays.
Holiday Lights
The day people commonly make personal commitments for the coming year.
New Year's Day
December flower with bright red leaves
Poinsettia
A holiday cookie made from spiced dough and often shaped like people or houses.
Gingerbread
A reindeer known for his glowing red nose
Rudolph
How many candles are placed in a Kwanzaa kinara?
Seven
Christmas plant with sharp leaves and red berries.
Holly
A shiny decoration hung on trees.
Tinsel
A tasty treat often left out for Santa
Sugar Cookies
A ringing item mentioned in holiday songs.
Jingle Bells
The symbol representing the return of the sun during Yule.
Sun Wheel
Spinning top used in a Hanukkah game.
Dreidel
Fruit often used in wreaths and garland.
Cranberries
The act of singing holiday songs door-to-door.
Caroling
The shortest day of the year
Winter Solstice
A warm chocolatey drink enjoyed during winter
Hot Cocoa
The Kwanzaa principle meaning "unity."
Umoja
The season of snow, cold, and cozy sweaters.
Winter
Month most associated with major winter holidays.
December