DicotsFloweringplants thathave 2 seedleavesclassifyto arrangein groupsusing asystemvascularplanta plant with longtubes inside thatcarry food andwater to all theparts of the planteggcella cell thatcan join witha sperm cellto form a newindividualmammalan animal thathas hair or furand feeds itsyoung with milkproduced bythe motherspeciesa group oforganisms ofonly one kindthat caninterbreed innatureAmphibiansFrogs andSalamandersare examplesof thesebacteriaTiny one-celledorganisms,some of whichcan causediseasesReptilesLizards, snakes,turtles,alligators, andcrocodiles areexamples ofthesekingdomthe largestgroup intowhich anorganism isclassifiedPlantsgrouped bywhether ornot theyproduceflowersinvertebratean animalthat hasnobackbonecellthe basicunit of alivingorganismspermcella cell thatcan join withan egg cell toform a newindividualvertebratean animalthat has abackbonenucleusthe cell partthat controlsthe cell'sactivitiesvirusa tiny particlethat canreproduce onlyinside the cellsof living thingsgroup ofsimilarspeciesgenuscellwalla stiff outerlayer thathelps keepplant cellsfirmchloroplastthe green cellpart in plantcells that trapsand uses lightenergyLifeProcessesThe 6activities thatall livingthings carryoutcellmembranea thin layer thatmakes us theoutside of the celland controls whatenters and leavesitRedBloodCellscan travel throughblood vessels toevery part of yourbody, and carryoxygen to all yourcellsRespondingto changesHelpsprotect ananimal fromsuddendangerDicotsFloweringplants thathave 2 seedleavesclassifyto arrangein groupsusing asystemvascularplanta plant with longtubes inside thatcarry food andwater to all theparts of the planteggcella cell thatcan join witha sperm cellto form a newindividualmammalan animal thathas hair or furand feeds itsyoung with milkproduced bythe motherspeciesa group oforganisms ofonly one kindthat caninterbreed innatureAmphibiansFrogs andSalamandersare examplesof thesebacteriaTiny one-celledorganisms,some of whichcan causediseasesReptilesLizards, snakes,turtles,alligators, andcrocodiles areexamples ofthesekingdomthe largestgroup intowhich anorganism isclassifiedPlantsgrouped bywhether ornot theyproduceflowersinvertebratean animalthat hasnobackbonecellthe basicunit of alivingorganismspermcella cell thatcan join withan egg cell toform a newindividualvertebratean animalthat has abackbonenucleusthe cell partthat controlsthe cell'sactivitiesvirusa tiny particlethat canreproduce onlyinside the cellsof living thingsgroup ofsimilarspeciesgenuscellwalla stiff outerlayer thathelps keepplant cellsfirmchloroplastthe green cellpart in plantcells that trapsand uses lightenergyLifeProcessesThe 6activities thatall livingthings carryoutcellmembranea thin layer thatmakes us theoutside of the celland controls whatenters and leavesitRedBloodCellscan travel throughblood vessels toevery part of yourbody, and carryoxygen to all yourcellsRespondingto changesHelpsprotect ananimal fromsuddendanger

Comparing Living Things - 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. Flowering plants that have 2 seed leaves
    Dicots
  2. to arrange in groups using a system
    classify
  3. a plant with long tubes inside that carry food and water to all the parts of the plant
    vascular plant
  4. a cell that can join with a sperm cell to form a new individual
    egg cell
  5. an animal that has hair or fur and feeds its young with milk produced by the mother
    mammal
  6. a group of organisms of only one kind that can interbreed in nature
    species
  7. Frogs and Salamanders are examples of these
    Amphibians
  8. Tiny one-celled organisms, some of which can cause diseases
    bacteria
  9. Lizards, snakes, turtles, alligators, and crocodiles are examples of these
    Reptiles
  10. the largest group into which an organism is classified
    kingdom
  11. grouped by whether or not they produce flowers
    Plants
  12. an animal that has no backbone
    invertebrate
  13. the basic unit of a living organism
    cell
  14. a cell that can join with an egg cell to form a new individual
    sperm cell
  15. an animal that has a backbone
    vertebrate
  16. the cell part that controls the cell's activities
    nucleus
  17. a tiny particle that can reproduce only inside the cells of living things
    virus
  18. genus
    group of similar species
  19. a stiff outer layer that helps keep plant cells firm
    cell wall
  20. the green cell part in plant cells that traps and uses light energy
    chloroplast
  21. The 6 activities that all living things carry out
    Life Processes
  22. a thin layer that makes us the outside of the cell and controls what enters and leaves it
    cell membrane
  23. can travel through blood vessels to every part of your body, and carry oxygen to all your cells
    Red Blood Cells
  24. Helps protect an animal from sudden danger
    Responding to changes