water-shedLakeMichiganpeople havetaken pillsand excretedthemthe samewatershedas ourtap waterWestVirginiagenerationofelectricitybe respon-sible forevery livingthing on theEarththeChicagoRivericetheGreatLakesgraywatersaltwaterdeepwateraquifersrecharge slowerthan humansdraw from themconservepower2 billiongallonsperdaygreeninfra-structurehas beenused beforeby someother livingthingflushingtoiletstwice theinternationalaveragethewatercyclehundredsof millionsof yearstheColoradoRiverbottledwater50-100gallonsper day1billionwater-shedLakeMichiganpeople havetaken pillsand excretedthemthe samewatershedas ourtap waterWestVirginiagenerationofelectricitybe respon-sible forevery livingthing on theEarththeChicagoRivericetheGreatLakesgraywatersaltwaterdeepwateraquifersrecharge slowerthan humansdraw from themconservepower2 billiongallonsperdaygreeninfra-structurehas beenused beforeby someother livingthingflushingtoiletstwice theinternationalaveragethewatercyclehundredsof millionsof yearstheColoradoRiverbottledwater50-100gallonsper day1billion

WATER - 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. water- shed
  2. Lake Michigan
  3. people have taken pills and excreted them
  4. the same watershed as our tap water
  5. West Virginia
  6. generation of electricity
  7. be respon-sible for every living thing on the Earth
  8. the Chicago River
  9. ice
  10. the Great Lakes
  11. gray water
  12. salt water
  13. deepwater aquifers recharge slower than humans draw from them
  14. conserve power
  15. 2 billion gallons per day
  16. green infra-structure
  17. has been used before by some other living thing
  18. flushing toilets
  19. twice the international average
  20. the water cycle
  21. hundreds of millions of years
  22. the Colorado River
  23. bottled water
  24. 50-100 gallons per day
  25. 1 billion