And just to clarify, all of the squares are specifically talking about a Christmas decoration (lights, blow mold figures, airblown inflatables, etc.) So “dog” does not mean a real dog someone is walking on the sidewalk and “pig” does not mean a pig at a farm. You simply mark off the Christmas decorations as you see them. This is so easy to play and really needs no explanation. A few years ago I decided to come up with a game that we could play to add a little extra fun. We grab some hot chocolate, load up the van, turn on some Christmas music and head out for an hour at least one night a week to check out all of the displays. One of our favorite traditions, however, is driving around the neighborhoods in our area looking at Christmas lights. In our family, the traditions include watching Christmas movies, eating special meals and treats, and attending holidays programs and parades. One of the things I love most about the Christmas season is all of the traditions. See our Disclosure policy for more information. It’s a fun and frugal activity for the whole family. If you enjoy driving around looking at Christmas lights in your neighborhood then you are going to love playing Christmas Lights Bingo.
