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This is a great way to sing TONS of Christmas Primary songs in the Children’s Songbook.
Christmas Singo Sheet Printables
Download and print up to 70 different Singo sheets. Depending on how you play:
- each child will need one
- each class will need one
- or one or two for the entire Primary
See the variations below for more details.
Download the Free Christmas Singo Singing Time Printables
These printables are filed on the Resource Library page under Category Title > Christmas > Christmas Singo.
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TIP: I prefer sheet protectors because they will also hold 25 green square of construction paper to use as markers.
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Print on white card stock, laminate (optional) and cut out. Place in a bowl or bag to be drawn from.
Christmas Primary Songs
The Primary songs included in this Christmas Singo activity are:
- The Shepherd’s Carol p. 40
- Samuel Tells of the Baby Jesus p. 36
- Picture a Christmas p. 50
- Christmas Bells p. 54
- Once within a Lowly Stable p. 41
- When Joseph Went to Bethlehem p. 38
- Stars Were Gleaming p. 37
- The Nativity Song p. 52
- Who Is the Child? p. 46
- Away in a Manger p. 42
Christmas Symbols
- Star: The star was fulfillment of the promise that a new star would arise on the night of Christ’s birth. The people of the Book of Mormon also saw the star, as well as the Wise Men that came from the East.
- Candy Cane: “the candy cane is widely recognized as a reproduction of a shepherd’s staff.” (Bruce D. Porter “King of Kings”) The crook on the staff helps to bring back sheep that have strayed. the candy cane is the symbol of Christ being our shepherd.
- Christmas Wreath: “The Christmas wreath originated in remembrance of the crown of thorns worn by the Savior on the cross; it may also remind us that God’s plan is “one eternal round.” (Bruce D. Porter “King of Kings”)” The wreath symbolizes eternity and the eternal nature of Christ’s love. it is a circle, without beginning and without end.”
- Christmas Bells: “Christmas bells can serve as heralds of his coming.” (Bruce D. Porter “KIng of Kings”)
- Tree Lights: Remind us that Christ is the light of the world.
- Christmas Stockings: “Even the Christmas stockings hung by the fireplace may bring to mind those who have neither shoes nor stockings, whose store of worldly goods is bare, prompting us to reach out and share with the needy at this time of year. In the symbols and traditions of Christmas, all things bear record of him.” (Bruce D Porter “King of Kings”)
- Gifts: We give and receive gifts at Christmas time in remembrance of Heavenly Father’s greatest gift of all: His son Jesus Christ.
- Christmas Tree: The green color of the evergreen tree remains green all year round. our Christmas trees represent eternal life – the greatest gift from our Savior. The needles point heavenward, reminding us of Christ.
- Santa: generosity and kindness.
How to Play Christmas Singo in Singing Time
- silly hats for their teacher to wear
- a treat
- Christmas stickers
- etc.
Then optionally, go for blackout. If you use M&M’s as your markers, the Primary can eat them once their sheet is full.
Christmas Singo Variations
- Hand a sheet to each child and everyone competes against each other (great for older children). Have them turn around and place their sheet on their chair and kneel on the floor. Then, when it’s time to sing, everyone turns around and stands up.
- Give each class a sheet and classes gather around their teacher and play against classes. This is great for larger and/or younger Primaries. Again, everyone can turn around to face the front when you sing.
- Print off one Singo sheet as large poster sizes OR use the “tiled” option in the Resource Library. They print on 6 pages to piece them together on the board. Use magnets as markers and have the Primary fill in the singo chart together. Have children come draw a calling card out of the bag.
- Similar to Option 3 but print off 2 posters or tiled options in the Resource Library. Create 2 teams.
Note that if you only use 1 or 2 poster sizes, there may be calling cards that you will not be using so make sure to remove them!
More Christmas Singing Time Ideas
Make sure to check out all my Christmas singing time ideas!
Check out this quick tutorial video for accessing the Resource Library:
These printables are filed on my Resource Library page under Category Title > Christmas > Christmas Singo.
49 thoughts on “Christmas Singo Primary Singing Time Ideas”
Thank you!! These are so cute!
Such a fun idea! Thank you so much for all your hard work each week. It helps me out so much!
You are amazing!! Thanks a bunch!! DEFINITELY using these tomorrow!!
did you try just copying the image of the calling cards and saving it on your word processer?
sweet. that worked. thank you very much!!!
This is wonderful! Using in primary and at my family christmas party!
I've been the primary chorister for over a year now and it's amazing ideas like this that not only get me through singing time, but make me love my calling. It's been SO good for me.
THANK YOU for your creativity and willingness to share your ideas. It's so appreciated! Merry Christmas!
You are a rockstar! This is incredible work! I'm truly thankful for your blog!
This is so awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing your talent and hard work and time! You are such a great example and so much help to so many of us choristers i'm sure! Can't thank you enough! Merry Christmas!
seriously this is THE BEST!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! My primary children will be thrilled with this activity.
Thank you so much for the generous gift. We ministry to low income children and will use this at our Christmas party!
Can't wait to do this this year! Thank you SO much for putting it all together!!
Thank you! This looks like so much fun! I love the ideas you come up with, and that you are willing to share them with us.
Your blog has saved me as a newly-called primary chorister. Being able to use your schedule and ideas has been the biggest tender mercy. Thank you thank you thank you for taking time to post all that you do and to make it shareable!!
I'm so grateful for your kindness in sharing SINGO. I am using it for singing time tomorrow. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Thanks Camille, you are amazing! So good of you to share all your ideas and creativity! Merry Christmas!
Camille, this is my 5th "tour of duty" as Primary chorister. I am also 60 years old. I am grateful for your blog as i still love the kids but don't want to think up new ideas every week. Why reinvent the wheel? so, thank you, thank you! All I do is buy new color cartridges!!
This is my second week as Primary Chorister…I was terrified when I got this calling! Thank you for this amazing resource for those of us (ME) that are not quite as creative and don't want to reinvent the wheel!!
Thanks Camille. This saved my rear end for tomorrow. I had back surgery earlier in the year and I'm flaring right now and had no idea or energy of what to do. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing all your great ideas. I used the Singo game today and didn't notice until the kids pulled the cards, but there are pictures in the calling cards that are not on the game board 1. I printed it to use as a whole primary. Just thought I'd mention to others who might use one game board for the whole group that there are some symbols that you might not need!
I will definitely be using this!!! Thanks soooooo much for all you do to share with so many of us! Grateful beyond words!!!
Thank you I can't wait to try this! I know my primary kids will absolutely love it!
This is awesome Do you happen to have it in word. My printer stuggles with doing PDF files I have an old HP jet printer!
Thank you
Hi Melanie,
I don't have them in Word – I created them in a different software. Sorry I'm not more help! You could probably download each PDF, export it as a JPEG file then open a word document and insert the JPEG file. Sorry I'm not more help.
~Camille
do they have to get a row or a line or a cross to win? or if they get 5 blocks then they win?
Hi Unknown!
To get a Singo, they need 5 in a row. That row can be across, vertical or at a slant. When my kids get a singo, I pass out a sticker. I hope that makes sense.
~Camille
Is there a way to make them smaller? I have a really big primary and I'd love to try and get 2 to a page.
Hi Amanda!
You could export each PDF as a jpeg image then insert into a Word doc (landscape) and size the images to fit 2 to a page, adjusting margins. Hope that helps some.
~Camille
Thank you for making this cute activity!
For singing time I wanted to do something where we decorated a Christmas tree, and through that process talk about the symbols of Christmas. But, I couldn't quite get it to all come together. I came across your Christmas Singo and it is a perfect way to tie it all in together! As a reward for getting a "singo" I will let the child put an ornament on our Christmas tree (which will coincide with the symbols). Thank you for another great idea and resource, Camille! You are my got to girl! 🙂
Hi Camille,
If my primary is over 25 would you just duplicate some of the SINGO sheets?
Hi Julie!
I'd either duplicate some or partner up so there are 2 kids per one sheet.
~Camille
All of your ideas and plans are sooo helpful to this new Primary Chorister! You are amazing and I hope you keep the great ideas coming!
Is there a file with just the nativity pictures you used? I thought it would be nice to be able to make bigger pictures of the nativity and I could put it together on the chalkboard as they were drawn… Make sense? I would copy them into my program but some of the wording is over the picture…
Thanks for all the great ideas! I love them.
Amy
Hi Amy!
I purchased the images you are intereseted in from Etsy here:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/198252596/nativity-digital-clip-art-set-personal?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=Nativity%20Digital%20Clip%20Art%20Set&ref=sc_gallery_1&plkey=1de396840cc78120a1589d563676b6f7b1d101e4:198252596
I hope that helps!
~Camille
I used this today and it was such a hit! What program did you use to make it? I'd love to make one for Pioneer Day next summer. Thanks!
Hi Amy,
I made these a few years ago with a simple scrapbooking software. Now I create everything in Photoshop. But I LOVE your idea of doing one for Pioneer Day! I'm going to file that idea away and make one in July! Thanks for the tip!!
~Camille
I did this yesterday and the kids loved it. Thank you so much for being so generous with your wonderful ideas! This is my 3rd time serving as chorister (after a 7 year break) and your site has helped me get back in the swing of things. Have a wonderful Christmas!
Thank you so much!!! My goodness all the work you've done is incredible.
Ann
This has nothing to do with Singo but this is the post I’m reading today so I thought I would just comment on here. I did it. I bought bells and took them to primary and….it was a huge hit! Thank you for your detailed posts and all the material you post here. It gives me the courage to try new things!
Hi Blatter!
I know the bells aren't for everyone and every primary but I LOVE them and am happy to hear when someone else feels the same!
~Camille
It is very generous of you to let us use this! I'm using it to teach my class in China about the Christian holiday of Christmas- Our unit is about religious festivals! (Also going to use it in Primary)
🙂
I've made a Bingo before and it is SOOOO TIME CONSUMING! Sure glad this one is done! THANKS SO MUCH.
Catherine
Hi ChinaCat!
That warms my heart that these are being used in China! These ARE a lot of work to create so I'm happy to be able to share what I've made! And what a great way to share a little bit of the gospel :). Thank you for commenting!!
~Camille
So excited to use these this year! Thanks so much for creating them. It's adorable.
WOW! I love this idea!!!! I’d love more variations if possible!! I’m going to print these and deliver them to our kids before singing time on the 13th, since we are doing singing time on zoom! We have 70 kiddos, so ideally they aren’t all getting bingo at the same time!
I’ll see what I can do!
~Camille
Hi Amanda,
I’ve got 70 total singo sheets in my Resource Library now. I hope that helps.
~Camille
Is there a way to make the cards in Word so we can replace some of the names of the songs with other newer songs?
Hi Nicole!
I didn’t create these in Word or a shareable format. However, if you open these in Adobe Reader or Preview (on Mac), you can insert a white square to cover the text. Then add a text box and insert your songs. I hope that helps.
~Camille