Christmas Murder Mystery Party Game
A printable whodunit for 8 to 12 guests: a snowed-in lodge on Christmas Eve, a host found in the library, and a secret for everyone.
Christmas bingo for the whole family. Each card has 24 colorful pictures, from Santa and reindeer to cocoa and mittens, with the word under each one, so kids who can't read yet can play alongside grown-ups.
You get 30 different cards, two per page, plus 36 calling cards to cut out and a checklist for the caller. Use candy, buttons or a crayon as markers and play for a line, four corners or a full card.
30 unique cards, so there's always a winner to find.
Big pictures with labels for early readers and seniors.
36 calling cards and a checklist to confirm a bingo.
Print fewer pages and cut them in half.
5 × 5 with a free center, 2 per page
36 pictures to cut out
Tick off each picture as you call it
Five in a row, four corners or full card
Buy on Etsy, then download the PDF for your paper size (US Letter or A4) from your Etsy Purchases page.
Print at 100% / actual size at home, at the office or at a print shop.
Read the how-to-play page and start the game. Print it again next year.
30 different cards, two per page, plus 36 calling cards.
Yes. Every square has a picture with the word underneath, so children can match the pictures without reading.
Candy, mini marshmallows, buttons, coins or a crayon all work.
No. It's a digital download that you print yourself.
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