I am a small snail,tinier than a grain ofrice, and I can attachmyself to the bottomof boots; Peopleshould clean theirgear to preventmy spread; This plant has prettyyellow flowers andcan often be seengrowing alonghighways. It grows indense groups.This is a place wherewe go to learn andplay; This is whereteacherscan help you learnmore about invasivespecies;It can be costly tocontrol invasivespecies, becausemuch of this needsto be spent;I can unknowinglyintroduce invasivespecies to a newenvironment bytraveling andtransporting productsaround the globe;I am a small,freshwater mussel. Icause millions ofdollars of damage byattaching to boatsand clogging pipes;I’m the largest frog inthe U;S;, and wasintroduced for myedible legs; I eatsnakes, turtles, bats,other frogs, oranything that can fitin my mouth;This animal invadescoastal areas andmarshes, eatingmany different plantsand animals anddestroying habitatwith its digging.Does notspread quickly,is not welladapted to thenewenvironmentI am a popular hobbyfor plant enthusiasts,and I need to becareful not to plantany invasive species;Perhaps you do thisfun activity at yourhome;I have bright purpleflowers, and when Itake over wetlands,birds don’t like tonest in my branches;I am the mostimportant elementon our planet; I helpsustain nature andlife; You should drinkme every day;If not cleanedproperly, I cantransport invasivespecies on my hulland in ballastwater; We compete andtake over the habitatsofnative plants andanimals, and damagethe environment;I am a long vine, withwaxy-looking leaves;Ican strangle trees bywrapping myselfaround their trunksand blocking sunlight;Scientists andeducators canaccidentally introduceinvasive species andspread problemswhile doing work inthis activityI can often bemistaken for abeaver; I ruin streambanks by digging inthem and eating avariety of nativeplants;This bug directlyattack fruits such asapples, cherries,pears, plums, andapricots, makingthem brown andmushy.I am a plant,originally from SouthAmerica; I can ruinlakes by chokingnative plants andhurting fish; I looksimilar to my nativecounterpart;Doing this afterfishing, boating,hiking, andgardening can helpprevent the spreadof invasive species;I am native to Japanand northern hina; Ihave large,heartshaped leavesandform dense stands onstream banks thataffect native plantsby shading;I am an area thatallows the flow ofwater, and invasivespecies can affect mybalance and health;I have tasty berries,and people love toeat them,especially in pies;However, I am alsothe most widelyspread noxious weedin western Washington The use of live bait inwater during this funactivity cancontribute to thespread of invasivespecies; It is alsoimportant to cleanyour gear afterwards;I serve as the homefor many pet fish andaquatic plants; It isbest to never dumpme and myinhabitants in yourlocal rivers andstreams;I am a small snail,tinier than a grain ofrice, and I can attachmyself to the bottomof boots; Peopleshould clean theirgear to preventmy spread; This plant has prettyyellow flowers andcan often be seengrowing alonghighways. It grows indense groups.This is a place wherewe go to learn andplay; This is whereteacherscan help you learnmore about invasivespecies;It can be costly tocontrol invasivespecies, becausemuch of this needsto be spent;I can unknowinglyintroduce invasivespecies to a newenvironment bytraveling andtransporting productsaround the globe;I am a small,freshwater mussel. Icause millions ofdollars of damage byattaching to boatsand clogging pipes;I’m the largest frog inthe U;S;, and wasintroduced for myedible legs; I eatsnakes, turtles, bats,other frogs, oranything that can fitin my mouth;This animal invadescoastal areas andmarshes, eatingmany different plantsand animals anddestroying habitatwith its digging.Does notspread quickly,is not welladapted to thenewenvironmentI am a popular hobbyfor plant enthusiasts,and I need to becareful not to plantany invasive species;Perhaps you do thisfun activity at yourhome;I have bright purpleflowers, and when Itake over wetlands,birds don’t like tonest in my branches;I am the mostimportant elementon our planet; I helpsustain nature andlife; You should drinkme every day;If not cleanedproperly, I cantransport invasivespecies on my hulland in ballastwater; We compete andtake over the habitatsofnative plants andanimals, and damagethe environment;I am a long vine, withwaxy-looking leaves;Ican strangle trees bywrapping myselfaround their trunksand blocking sunlight;Scientists andeducators canaccidentally introduceinvasive species andspread problemswhile doing work inthis activityI can often bemistaken for abeaver; I ruin streambanks by digging inthem and eating avariety of nativeplants;This bug directlyattack fruits such asapples, cherries,pears, plums, andapricots, makingthem brown andmushy.I am a plant,originally from SouthAmerica; I can ruinlakes by chokingnative plants andhurting fish; I looksimilar to my nativecounterpart;Doing this afterfishing, boating,hiking, andgardening can helpprevent the spreadof invasive species;I am native to Japanand northern hina; Ihave large,heartshaped leavesandform dense stands onstream banks thataffect native plantsby shading;I am an area thatallows the flow ofwater, and invasivespecies can affect mybalance and health;I have tasty berries,and people love toeat them,especially in pies;However, I am alsothe most widelyspread noxious weedin western Washington The use of live bait inwater during this funactivity cancontribute to thespread of invasivespecies; It is alsoimportant to cleanyour gear afterwards;I serve as the homefor many pet fish andaquatic plants; It isbest to never dumpme and myinhabitants in yourlocal rivers andstreams;

Invasive Species - 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. I am a small snail, tinier than a grain of rice, and I can attach myself to the bottom of boots; People should clean their gear to prevent my spread;
  2. This plant has pretty yellow flowers and can often be seen growing along highways. It grows in dense groups.
  3. This is a place where we go to learn and play; This is where teachers can help you learn more about invasive species;
  4. It can be costly to control invasive species, because much of this needs to be spent;
  5. I can unknowingly introduce invasive species to a new environment by traveling and transporting products around the globe;
  6. I am a small, freshwater mussel. I cause millions of dollars of damage by attaching to boats and clogging pipes;
  7. I’m the largest frog in the U;S;, and was introduced for my edible legs; I eat snakes, turtles, bats, other frogs, or anything that can fit in my mouth;
  8. This animal invades coastal areas and marshes, eating many different plants and animals and destroying habitat with its digging.
  9. Does not spread quickly, is not well adapted to the new environment
  10. I am a popular hobby for plant enthusiasts, and I need to be careful not to plant any invasive species; Perhaps you do this fun activity at your home;
  11. I have bright purple flowers, and when I take over wetlands, birds don’t like to nest in my branches;
  12. I am the most important element on our planet; I help sustain nature and life; You should drink me every day;
  13. If not cleaned properly, I can transport invasive species on my hull and in ballast water;
  14. We compete and take over the habitats of native plants and animals, and damage the environment;
  15. I am a long vine, with waxy-looking leaves; I can strangle trees by wrapping myself around their trunks and blocking sunlight;
  16. Scientists and educators can accidentally introduce invasive species and spread problems while doing work in this activity
  17. I can often be mistaken for a beaver; I ruin stream banks by digging in them and eating a variety of native plants;
  18. This bug directly attack fruits such as apples, cherries, pears, plums, and apricots, making them brown and mushy.
  19. I am a plant, originally from South America; I can ruin lakes by choking native plants and hurting fish; I look similar to my native counterpart;
  20. Doing this after fishing, boating, hiking, and gardening can help prevent the spread of invasive species;
  21. I am native to Japan and northern hina; I have large, heartshaped leaves and form dense stands on stream banks that affect native plants by shading;
  22. I am an area that allows the flow of water, and invasive species can affect my balance and health;
  23. I have tasty berries, and people love to eat them, especially in pies; However, I am also the most widely spread noxious weed in western Washington
  24. The use of live bait in water during this fun activity can contribute to the spread of invasive species; It is also important to clean your gear afterwards;
  25. I serve as the home for many pet fish and aquatic plants; It is best to never dump me and my inhabitants in your local rivers and streams;