MineralsElements infoods that ourbody needs todevelop andfunctionnormallys.IceCreamOne ofthe bestdessertsof all timeBrocoliNutritiousvegetable packedwith vitamins,minerals, andantioxidants andevery teensfavorite foodCarrotsThese are anexcellentsource ofVitamin A whichhelps withvision.VitaminCThis nutrienthelps the bodywith theimmune systemand fighting offbacteria. FishThis food is a goodsource of omega fattyacids, protein, andoffer benefits such asimproved heart andbrain health, reducedinflammation, andbetter visionMetabolismThe process bywhich thebody's cellsconvert foodand drink intoenergy Nutrientsfoodsubstances thatare required forthe growth andmaintenance ofthe body’s cellsFruitsThese foods arepacked with vitamins,minerals, antioxidants,and fiber. Theypromote heart health,digestion, control bloodsugar levels, and boostimmunity. BananaExcellent source ofessential nutrients,including potassium,vitamin B6, magnesium,fiber, and antioxidants.They are high inpotassium, which helpsregulate blood pressureand supports heart healthPintoBeansNutrient dense foodthat is a good sourcefor protein and fiberwhich makes it rarebecause it can fallinto 2 foodcategories. DairyThese products helpwith bone health,muscle growth andrepair, immunefunction,cardiovascularhealth, and are rich innutrients. Proteinbuild,repair, andmaintainbody cellsVegetablesThe edible parts of plants—including roots, stems,leaves, flowers, fruits,and seeds—that are lowin calories but high invitamins, minerals, fiber,and antioxidants,contributing to numeroushealth benefitsBulimiaEating disordercharacterizedby regular,often secretivebouts ofAnorexiaEating disorderin whichpeople avoidor severelyrestrict foodFatsThese can help dissolvecertain vitamins and carrythem to body cells to helpkeep your skin healthy.However, eating too muchcan cause weight gain andmay lead to healthproblems such as cancerand heart disease.CarbohydratesProvide youwith yourmain sourceof energy.PotatoesThese are goodsources ofcarbohydratesthat help withenergy forathletes PopcornThis snack isrich in fiberthat is naturallylow in calories,fat and sugarSugarExcess of this foodcan contribute tohealth problems suchas obesity, diabetes,and tooth decay, withhealth organizationsrecommending limitsfor daily intake VitaminDNutrient the bodyneeds, along withcalcium, to buildbones and keep themhealthy. Somesources are fish, redmeat, and egg yolks.WaterCarries othernutrients to yourcells, carriesaway waste, andregulates yourbody temperatureHealthySnacksSmall, nutrient-dense,whole foods, such asfruits, vegetables, nuts,and low-fat dairy, thatprovide energy, fiber, andprotein to keep you fulland satisfied betweenmeals without causing asignificant "sugar crash"Caffeinechildren ages12 to 18 thatsuggest a limitof 100milligrams aday MicronutrientsThings yourbody needs insmall quantitieslike vitaminsand mineralsMacronutrientsThings yourbody needs inlarge quantitateslikecarbohydratesproteins and fatsGrainsSmall, hard, dryfruits or seeds ofgrass-like plants(cereals) andlegumes,harvested for foodor animal feedMineralsElements infoods that ourbody needs todevelop andfunctionnormallys.IceCreamOne ofthe bestdessertsof all timeBrocoliNutritiousvegetable packedwith vitamins,minerals, andantioxidants andevery teensfavorite foodCarrotsThese are anexcellentsource ofVitamin A whichhelps withvision.VitaminCThis nutrienthelps the bodywith theimmune systemand fighting offbacteria. FishThis food is a goodsource of omega fattyacids, protein, andoffer benefits such asimproved heart andbrain health, reducedinflammation, andbetter visionMetabolismThe process bywhich thebody's cellsconvert foodand drink intoenergy Nutrientsfoodsubstances thatare required forthe growth andmaintenance ofthe body’s cellsFruitsThese foods arepacked with vitamins,minerals, antioxidants,and fiber. Theypromote heart health,digestion, control bloodsugar levels, and boostimmunity. BananaExcellent source ofessential nutrients,including potassium,vitamin B6, magnesium,fiber, and antioxidants.They are high inpotassium, which helpsregulate blood pressureand supports heart healthPintoBeansNutrient dense foodthat is a good sourcefor protein and fiberwhich makes it rarebecause it can fallinto 2 foodcategories. DairyThese products helpwith bone health,muscle growth andrepair, immunefunction,cardiovascularhealth, and are rich innutrients. Proteinbuild,repair, andmaintainbody cellsVegetablesThe edible parts of plants—including roots, stems,leaves, flowers, fruits,and seeds—that are lowin calories but high invitamins, minerals, fiber,and antioxidants,contributing to numeroushealth benefitsBulimiaEating disordercharacterizedby regular,often secretivebouts ofAnorexiaEating disorderin whichpeople avoidor severelyrestrict foodFatsThese can help dissolvecertain vitamins and carrythem to body cells to helpkeep your skin healthy.However, eating too muchcan cause weight gain andmay lead to healthproblems such as cancerand heart disease.CarbohydratesProvide youwith yourmain sourceof energy.PotatoesThese are goodsources ofcarbohydratesthat help withenergy forathletes PopcornThis snack isrich in fiberthat is naturallylow in calories,fat and sugarSugarExcess of this foodcan contribute tohealth problems suchas obesity, diabetes,and tooth decay, withhealth organizationsrecommending limitsfor daily intake VitaminDNutrient the bodyneeds, along withcalcium, to buildbones and keep themhealthy. Somesources are fish, redmeat, and egg yolks.WaterCarries othernutrients to yourcells, carriesaway waste, andregulates yourbody temperatureHealthySnacksSmall, nutrient-dense,whole foods, such asfruits, vegetables, nuts,and low-fat dairy, thatprovide energy, fiber, andprotein to keep you fulland satisfied betweenmeals without causing asignificant "sugar crash"Caffeinechildren ages12 to 18 thatsuggest a limitof 100milligrams aday MicronutrientsThings yourbody needs insmall quantitieslike vitaminsand mineralsMacronutrientsThings yourbody needs inlarge quantitateslikecarbohydratesproteins and fatsGrainsSmall, hard, dryfruits or seeds ofgrass-like plants(cereals) andlegumes,harvested for foodor animal feed

Nutrition Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Elements in foods that our body needs to develop and function normallys.
    Minerals
  2. One of the best desserts of all time
    Ice Cream
  3. Nutritious vegetable packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants and every teens favorite food
    Brocoli
  4. These are an excellent source of Vitamin A which helps with vision.
    Carrots
  5. This nutrient helps the body with the immune system and fighting off bacteria.
    Vitamin C
  6. This food is a good source of omega fatty acids, protein, and offer benefits such as improved heart and brain health, reduced inflammation, and better vision
    Fish
  7. The process by which the body's cells convert food and drink into energy
    Metabolism
  8. food substances that are required for the growth and maintenance of the body’s cells
    Nutrients
  9. These foods are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber. They promote heart health, digestion, control blood sugar levels, and boost immunity.
    Fruits
  10. Excellent source of essential nutrients, including potassium, vitamin B6, magnesium, fiber, and antioxidants. They are high in potassium, which helps regulate blood pressure and supports heart health
    Banana
  11. Nutrient dense food that is a good source for protein and fiber which makes it rare because it can fall into 2 food categories.
    Pinto Beans
  12. These products help with bone health, muscle growth and repair, immune function, cardiovascular health, and are rich in nutrients.
    Dairy
  13. build, repair, and maintain body cells
    Protein
  14. The edible parts of plants—including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds—that are low in calories but high in vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants, contributing to numerous health benefits
    Vegetables
  15. Eating disorder characterized by regular, often secretive bouts of
    Bulimia
  16. Eating disorder in which people avoid or severely restrict food
    Anorexia
  17. These can help dissolve certain vitamins and carry them to body cells to help keep your skin healthy. However, eating too much can cause weight gain and may lead to health problems such as cancer and heart disease.
    Fats
  18. Provide you with your main source of energy.
    Carbohydrates
  19. These are good sources of carbohydrates that help with energy for athletes
    Potatoes
  20. This snack is rich in fiber that is naturally low in calories, fat and sugar
    Popcorn
  21. Excess of this food can contribute to health problems such as obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay, with health organizations recommending limits for daily intake
    Sugar
  22. Nutrient the body needs, along with calcium, to build bones and keep them healthy. Some sources are fish, red meat, and egg yolks.
    Vitamin D
  23. Carries other nutrients to your cells, carries away waste, and regulates your body temperature
    Water
  24. Small, nutrient-dense, whole foods, such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, and low-fat dairy, that provide energy, fiber, and protein to keep you full and satisfied between meals without causing a significant "sugar crash"
    Healthy Snacks
  25. children ages 12 to 18 that suggest a limit of 100 milligrams a day
    Caffeine
  26. Things your body needs in small quantities like vitamins and minerals
    Micronutrients
  27. Things your body needs in large quantitates like carbohydrates proteins and fats
    Macronutrients
  28. Small, hard, dry fruits or seeds of grass-like plants (cereals) and legumes, harvested for food or animal feed
    Grains