25 Acts of Kindness Advent Bingo (Free Printable Cards)
When December arrives, the countdown to Christmas is on for many families. Traditions like an advent calendar or Elf on the Shelf are some of the ways moms/dads/teachers/caretakers add to the magic of the season. If you are looking for a fun alternative advent activity like I was, I hope you will find these Kindness Advent Bingo cards a perfect addition to your family’s traditions.
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Without having the hassle and chore of moving an ever-watchful elf each night (if that excites your creativity though, by all means, enjoy!), and without encouraging children receiving gift after gift, or candy after candy…kids and families can celebrate each day of December by giving an act of kindness to others.
What I love about this idea of “bingo” is don’t HAVE to do a specific kindness task each day, but rather have an open-ended way we can help every day. This means keeping the many ideas in the back of our mind and using great decision-making skills (and our hearts) to see which way of giving today brings.
So, with 25 squares, you could go for regular bingo (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines), or postage stamp, or I say…go for BLACKOUT! Maybe you can squeeze them all in this holiday season…and if not, acts of kindness are perfect for any time of the year, so it’s never too late to claim your BINGO! Do not worry if your family does not complete this idea…even if you only do one kind deed, that is awesome!
Did you start late? Not a problem either. Could be fun to make up multiple days all at once!
Imagine celebrating on December 25th with a completed card knowing that you took the time everyday to intentionally help others. Learning the joy of giving is an incredible gift for ourselves and our children!
Please download these printable cards for free, and enjoy. The PDF is five pages, with different titles including MAGIC, SANTA, JESUS, BINGO, or KINDO. Print whichever page works for your family, or each family member could have a different card. The acts of kindness arrangement varies on every page, as well.
Click the image below to download the print-friendly PDF with all five title options.
Merry Christmas to all! If you love, please share this Kindness Advent Idea:
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I love the idea of the Bingo Card! We use a calendar but my son loves games. We will be playing! So creative 🙂 Thank you!
Woohoo, thanks so much Gwen!
I love this! What a great way to spread holiday cheer! I will be printing this out for sure!
Thanks so much for checking it out, Lauren!
This is such a wonderful idea! So much of the holiday traditions are often about getting “stuff.” I love the idea to give your time and being kind to others, especially those in need.
What a great idea! And how fun for the kiddos to spread some love around-I think mine would really enjoy this!! Thank you for sharing! And thank you for linking up with us!!
These are all really unique ideas! What a great way to celebrate the season by giving of ourselves. Thanks so much for linking up with us!
This is SO well though out. Not only are the squares a great idea, but I love how you titled the bingo sheets for a family’s preference AND the idea of going for a line or blackout. LOVE!!! And thanks so much for linking up with us.
Alana, thank you so much for your kind comment. I overlooked it somehow until now, eep! But I so appreciate it and you.