A group ofants. (Arethey carryingfood?)A large rock.(Are therebugsunderneathit?)Two types ofanimals, like birdsand squirrels, thatcould share ahome, like a tree.A flockofbirds.A planteater, likea deer orbunny.Animals(besidespeople) whoare "talking."A spiderweb. (Howdoes thishelp thespider?)An animal abird mighteat, like aworm or abeetle.Somethingto throwaway orrecycle afterthe game.A personor pet whoisexercising.A path orfence. (Howdo these helpecosystems?)A trashcan orrecyclingbin.Sticks on theground. (Whatanimal mightuse them, andfor what?)A nestburrow, orother animalhome. (Leaveit alone.)A bee orbird. (Is itpollinating?)A verysunnyspot.Water ora raincloud.An animalpeople mighteat, like arabbit or acow.Ashadyplant.A flowerpot orflowerbed.An animalthat livesin soil, likea worm.A bug thatbites people,such as amosquito ortickTall grass ora bush. (Areanimalshiding insideor behind it?)A plant withbrown leaves.(Could it needmore water?)A group ofants. (Arethey carryingfood?)A large rock.(Are therebugsunderneathit?)Two types ofanimals, like birdsand squirrels, thatcould share ahome, like a tree.A flockofbirds.A planteater, likea deer orbunny.Animals(besidespeople) whoare "talking."A spiderweb. (Howdoes thishelp thespider?)An animal abird mighteat, like aworm or abeetle.Somethingto throwaway orrecycle afterthe game.A personor pet whoisexercising.A path orfence. (Howdo these helpecosystems?)A trashcan orrecyclingbin.Sticks on theground. (Whatanimal mightuse them, andfor what?)A nestburrow, orother animalhome. (Leaveit alone.)A bee orbird. (Is itpollinating?)A verysunnyspot.Water ora raincloud.An animalpeople mighteat, like arabbit or acow.Ashadyplant.A flowerpot orflowerbed.An animalthat livesin soil, likea worm.A bug thatbites people,such as amosquito ortickTall grass ora bush. (Areanimalshiding insideor behind it?)A plant withbrown leaves.(Could it needmore water?)

Nature 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. A group of ants. (Are they carrying food?)
  2. A large rock. (Are there bugs underneath it?)
  3. Two types of animals, like birds and squirrels, that could share a home, like a tree.
  4. A flock of birds.
  5. A plant eater, like a deer or bunny.
  6. Animals (besides people) who are "talking."
  7. A spider web. (How does this help the spider?)
  8. An animal a bird might eat, like a worm or a beetle.
  9. Something to throw away or recycle after the game.
  10. A person or pet who is exercising.
  11. A path or fence. (How do these help ecosystems?)
  12. A trash can or recycling bin.
  13. Sticks on the ground. (What animal might use them, and for what?)
  14. A nest burrow, or other animal home. (Leave it alone.)
  15. A bee or bird. (Is it pollinating?)
  16. A very sunny spot.
  17. Water or a rain cloud.
  18. An animal people might eat, like a rabbit or a cow.
  19. A shady plant.
  20. A flower pot or flower bed.
  21. An animal that lives in soil, like a worm.
  22. A bug that bites people, such as a mosquito or tick
  23. Tall grass or a bush. (Are animals hiding inside or behind it?)
  24. A plant with brown leaves. (Could it need more water?)