Christmas Game Night for the Whole Family: 30 Charades Cards + 12 Picture Bingo Boards (Printable + App)

Description

Two games, one printout, fifteen minutes to set up.

Hey, y’all. Some December evenings need a plan. Not a big one: just something that gets everybody off the couch and around the table for an hour, from the four-year-old to Grandpa.

This is that plan. You print once, cut the cards in front of a Christmas movie, and drop each set in its own zip bag. After that, game night is a bowl of cards, a stack of bingo boards and a handful of peppermints for markers.

What is inside

• 30 Christmas charades cards — build a snowman, deliver presents down the chimney, taste fruitcake for the very first time, wrap a present that won’t stay wrapped. Big text, so an early reader can manage most of them.
• 12 different picture-bingo boards — stockings, candy canes, a nativity, an angel, a snowman, hot cocoa and more. Pictures, not words, so the littles can play on a grown-up’s lap.
• 24 bingo calling cards for whoever wants to be the caller (it’s usually the oldest).
• A Start Here page and a How to Play page — the rules for both games on one sheet, plus who can play at which age.

Printable and an app — both, one price

Print it and play at the table, or skip the scissors. The app comes free with your purchase: draw a charades card with a one-minute timer and a score for two teams, give every phone its own tap-to-mark bingo board, and let the caller pull pictures from a digital stocking. No login and nothing to install. The link is on your Start Here page.

The two cards that matter most

When the nativity or the angel comes up in bingo, the caller asks one quick question before the next call: “Who’s in the stable?” or “What did the angel tell the shepherds?” Ten seconds, then back to the game. It’s the gentlest way I know to keep Christmas in the middle of a silly night.

Who is writing this

I am Robin — a mom of four and a grandmother of seven, in Florida. Our family’s best December nights were never the fancy ones. They were the ones where somebody’s “reindeer” looked a whole lot like a chicken.

The details

$9. Instant download — the 22-page printable PDF and a Start Here page with your app link, delivered the moment you buy. Print as many bingo boards as your family needs, for your own family’s use. Digital products are final sale; if you have any trouble downloading, email me and I will get you sorted.

You don’t have to be a perfect mom. You just have to keep the fire going.