Tuareg Tea Rituals – Mali/Niger Diwali Sweets – India Yalda Night – Iran Dongzhi Solstice Dumplings – China New Year’s Eve Ball Drop – United States Sinterklaas Feast – Netherlands Hogmanay First- Footing – Scotland Sydney Harbour Fireworks – Australia Cape Malay Bobotie Christmas Meal – South Africa Junkanoo Parade – Bahamas Kwanzaa Karamu Feast – United States Koeksister Holiday Treats – South Africa Pozole Christmas Eve Dinner – Mexico Gulab Jamun & Mithai Exchanges – India Tết Preparations – Vietnam Samba Street Celebrations – Brazil Beach Christmas BBQ – Australia Panettone Christmas Loaf – Peru Luminarias – United States (Southwest) Coptic Christmas – Egypt Hallacas – Venezuela Maple Taffy on Snow – Canada St. Lucia Day – Sweden Pōhutukawa Tree Bloom – New Zealand Año Viejo Burning – Ecuador Feast of Seven Fishes – Italy Loy Krathong – Thailand Motu Cooking Celebrations – Cook Islands Umu Feasts – Samoa Peruvian Hot Chocolate Gatherings – Peru Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony – Ethiopia Las Posadas – Mexico Haka Performances – New Zealand Māori Revelion White Clothing Tradition – Brazil Basque Olentzero – Spain Krampusnacht – Austria Sega Dancing – Mauritius Hogbetsotso Festival – Ghana Bûche de Noël – France Timket – Ethiopia Pavlova Dessert – Australia/New Zealand Yennayer Amazigh New Year – Morocco/Algeria Nochebuena Asado – Argentina Holiday Markets in Wellington – New Zealand Uruguayan Parrillada New Year – Uruguay Osechi Ryori – Japan Irish Wren Day – Ireland Umkhosi Wokweshwama – South Africa Bali Temple Offerings – Indonesia Kilikiti Games – Samoa/Tokelau Chilenitos Pastries – Chile Tongan Lakalaka Dance – Tonga Three Kings Day Bread (Rosca de Reyes) – Mexico Gingerbread House Making – United States/Canada Velitas Night – Colombia Seollal Bowing Ceremony – South Korea German Weihnachtsmarkt – Germany Japanese Ōmisoka – Japan Wigilia Dinner – Poland Tamales on Christmas – Mexico Tuareg Tea Rituals – Mali/Niger Diwali Sweets – India Yalda Night – Iran Dongzhi Solstice Dumplings – China New Year’s Eve Ball Drop – United States Sinterklaas Feast – Netherlands Hogmanay First- Footing – Scotland Sydney Harbour Fireworks – Australia Cape Malay Bobotie Christmas Meal – South Africa Junkanoo Parade – Bahamas Kwanzaa Karamu Feast – United States Koeksister Holiday Treats – South Africa Pozole Christmas Eve Dinner – Mexico Gulab Jamun & Mithai Exchanges – India Tết Preparations – Vietnam Samba Street Celebrations – Brazil Beach Christmas BBQ – Australia Panettone Christmas Loaf – Peru Luminarias – United States (Southwest) Coptic Christmas – Egypt Hallacas – Venezuela Maple Taffy on Snow – Canada St. Lucia Day – Sweden Pōhutukawa Tree Bloom – New Zealand Año Viejo Burning – Ecuador Feast of Seven Fishes – Italy Loy Krathong – Thailand Motu Cooking Celebrations – Cook Islands Umu Feasts – Samoa Peruvian Hot Chocolate Gatherings – Peru Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony – Ethiopia Las Posadas – Mexico Haka Performances – New Zealand Māori Revelion White Clothing Tradition – Brazil Basque Olentzero – Spain Krampusnacht – Austria Sega Dancing – Mauritius Hogbetsotso Festival – Ghana Bûche de Noël – France Timket – Ethiopia Pavlova Dessert – Australia/New Zealand Yennayer Amazigh New Year – Morocco/Algeria Nochebuena Asado – Argentina Holiday Markets in Wellington – New Zealand Uruguayan Parrillada New Year – Uruguay Osechi Ryori – Japan Irish Wren Day – Ireland Umkhosi Wokweshwama – South Africa Bali Temple Offerings – Indonesia Kilikiti Games – Samoa/Tokelau Chilenitos Pastries – Chile Tongan Lakalaka Dance – Tonga Three Kings Day Bread (Rosca de Reyes) – Mexico Gingerbread House Making – United States/Canada Velitas Night – Colombia Seollal Bowing Ceremony – South Korea German Weihnachtsmarkt – Germany Japanese Ōmisoka – Japan Wigilia Dinner – Poland Tamales on Christmas – Mexico
(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.
Tuareg Tea Rituals – Mali/Niger
Diwali Sweets – India
Yalda Night – Iran
Dongzhi Solstice Dumplings – China
New Year’s Eve Ball Drop – United States
Sinterklaas Feast – Netherlands
Hogmanay First-Footing – Scotland
Sydney Harbour Fireworks – Australia
Cape Malay Bobotie Christmas Meal – South Africa
Junkanoo Parade – Bahamas
Kwanzaa Karamu Feast – United States
Koeksister Holiday Treats – South Africa
Pozole Christmas Eve Dinner – Mexico
Gulab Jamun & Mithai Exchanges – India
Tết Preparations – Vietnam
Samba Street Celebrations – Brazil
Beach Christmas BBQ – Australia
Panettone Christmas Loaf – Peru
Luminarias – United States (Southwest)
Coptic Christmas – Egypt
Hallacas – Venezuela
Maple Taffy on Snow – Canada
St. Lucia Day – Sweden
Pōhutukawa Tree Bloom – New Zealand
Año Viejo Burning – Ecuador
Feast of Seven Fishes – Italy
Loy Krathong – Thailand
Motu Cooking Celebrations – Cook Islands
Umu Feasts – Samoa
Peruvian Hot Chocolate Gatherings – Peru
Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony – Ethiopia
Las Posadas – Mexico
Haka Performances – New Zealand Māori
Revelion White Clothing Tradition – Brazil
Basque Olentzero – Spain
Krampusnacht – Austria
Sega Dancing – Mauritius
Hogbetsotso Festival – Ghana
Bûche de Noël – France
Timket – Ethiopia
Pavlova Dessert – Australia/New Zealand
Yennayer Amazigh New Year – Morocco/Algeria
Nochebuena Asado – Argentina
Holiday Markets in Wellington – New Zealand
Uruguayan Parrillada New Year – Uruguay
Osechi Ryori – Japan
Irish Wren Day – Ireland
Umkhosi Wokweshwama – South Africa
Bali Temple Offerings – Indonesia
Kilikiti Games – Samoa/Tokelau
Chilenitos Pastries – Chile
Tongan Lakalaka Dance – Tonga
Three Kings Day Bread (Rosca de Reyes) – Mexico
Gingerbread House Making – United States/Canada
Velitas Night – Colombia
Seollal Bowing Ceremony – South Korea
German Weihnachtsmarkt – Germany
Japanese Ōmisoka – Japan
Wigilia Dinner – Poland
Tamales on Christmas – Mexico