How it works
This Christmas icebreaker bingo card printable is a find someone who game: squares about this December, traditions at home and the party itself. Cards print one to a page, with room for a name in each square.
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Find someone who
Enter the number of guests in How many cards and print; each sheet holds one card, and all the cards differ. Everyone mingles, asks the questions and gets a signature in each square from a guest it is true of. A complete line wins. The center square says YOU and is already yours.
A list for the room
Under More options, Ready-made list holds three lists. This December suits people who have just met. Traditions at home gets stories going at a family table. At this party asks about the party and its guests, not their homes. With one list picked, every card carries the same squares, shuffled.
Tips
- No square asks what anyone believes or what a gift cost.
- Let one guest sign a card twice at most, so that a line takes more than a couple of people.
Questions and answers
How do you play Christmas icebreaker bingo?
Each guest gets a card and a pen, then walks the room asking questions: who sent a card by mail, who is wearing red? A guest who fits signs the square. The first full line of names wins.
Is it suitable for a work party?
Yes. The squares are about wrapping, baking, decorating and the party itself. None asks about faith, money or drink.
What if a guest does not keep Christmas?
Under More options, pick At this party. Its squares are about the party and its guests, not about home: who wore red, who brought a dish, who arrived first. Every guest can sign some of them.
Is there a Christmas bingo that is called?
Christmas bingo cards has a caller built in and lists of its own. This page is the mixer, where the squares are filled with names.