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New Year’s Bingo

New Year’s Bingo is a fun way to help bring in the New Year. It’s the perfect activity for New Year’s Eve parties, a quiet New Year’s eve at home with the kids, or classroom New Year celebrations.

Unlike many New Year’s Bingo sets, this set comes with 40 different cards. Enough for 40 party guests or up to 40 students.

Plus, it comes with call cards including a set of larger call cards which is easier for little ones to see what image they’re looking for.

The bingo cards are designed so that both kids and adults can play. They come in a classic New Year’s color scheme of gold and black.

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New Year’s Bingo Card Design

They have adorable New Year’s Eve themed clip art – party hats, fireworks, noise makers, etc.

There are two cards per page and they’re designed with cutting in mind. Meaning, you only need to make one cut straight down the middle of the page. And for the calling cards, they’re designed so you have as little cutting as possible as well.

Let’s just say I have done my fair share of cutting printables out. So when I design my printables, I keep in mind how long the design will take to cut. I try to make it simple.

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Bingo Card Printing Tips

If your printer can print borderless, choose that option. The card looks best if it is printed borderless. *Most* printers these days have that option.

Worried about Ink?

Look into the HP ink program and an HP printer that is instant ink ready. It has saved me SO much money on ink. You can read my full HP ink program review here to see if it’d be worth it for you.

How Many People Can Play the New Year’s Eve Bingo?

Up to 40 people can play OR more if you have people play in groups (such as a child paired with an adult). There are 40 unique bingo card designs.

Bingo Chips

This set of Bingo chips on Amazon is super inexpensive. Or you can use cute mini erasers. Dollar Stores often have inexpensive options for Bingo chips (counters, bingo chips, erasers, counting cubes, counting bears, etc).

Ready to play? Get the set of free New Year’s Bingo cards below.

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