GlucoseThe chemicalname for thesimple sugar (orfood) that isproduced bygreen plantsWaterComes upthrough theroots andtransport tomineralsChloroplastIn the cells ofplant leaveswherephotosynthesistakes placeAutotrophsPlants: livingthings thatproduce theirown foodHeterotrophsLiving things thatdo not make theirown food butdepend on plants/autotrophs forfoodCellThe smallestunit andbasic buildingblock of allliving thingsLightDependentRequireslight energyto beperformedStomataTiny pores inplant leaveswere carbondioxide entersand oxygenexitsAutotrophA living thingthat makesits own food(plants)OxygenThe gasreleased byplants duringphotosynthesisATPThe acronymfor the energyproducedwhen food isdigestedleavesThe thin structuresthat hang fromplants; often greenand contain thestomata where CO2and O2 go in and outof the plant duringphotosynthesisCarbonDioxideAn importantgas necessaryforphotosynthesisto take placeWaterPulled upthroughplantrootsChemicalEnergyATP madewhen foodisdigestedrootsThe part of a plantthat grows underthe soil andthrough whichwater gets into theplant.PhotosynthesisThat meansby whichplants usesunlight tomake foodPhloemPart of a plantthat movesfood from theleaves downthrough theplantGas needed forPhotosynthesisCarbondioxideXylemPart of theplant thatbrings waterfrom theSunlightSource of allenergy onearth thatcomes fromthe sunPhotoLightMineralsImportantnutrientstransported intothe plant by thewater from therootsProducerA living thingthat makesfood forother livingsSynthesisTo react or toconvert fromone form toanotherConsumerAll livingthings thatget their foodfrom aproducerChlorophyllThe greenpigment infoodproducingplantsLeavesWhereplants/autotrophsstore their foodSoilA part of theground and thesource of theminerals thatsupply greenplants forphotosynthesisGlucoseThe chemicalname for thesimple sugar (orfood) that isproduced bygreen plantsWaterComes upthrough theroots andtransport tomineralsChloroplastIn the cells ofplant leaveswherephotosynthesistakes placeAutotrophsPlants: livingthings thatproduce theirown foodHeterotrophsLiving things thatdo not make theirown food butdepend on plants/autotrophs forfoodCellThe smallestunit andbasic buildingblock of allliving thingsLightDependentRequireslight energyto beperformedStomataTiny pores inplant leaveswere carbondioxide entersand oxygenexitsAutotrophA living thingthat makesits own food(plants)OxygenThe gasreleased byplants duringphotosynthesisATPThe acronymfor the energyproducedwhen food isdigestedleavesThe thin structuresthat hang fromplants; often greenand contain thestomata where CO2and O2 go in and outof the plant duringphotosynthesisCarbonDioxideAn importantgas necessaryforphotosynthesisto take placeWaterPulled upthroughplantrootsChemicalEnergyATP madewhen foodisdigestedrootsThe part of a plantthat grows underthe soil andthrough whichwater gets into theplant.PhotosynthesisThat meansby whichplants usesunlight tomake foodPhloemPart of a plantthat movesfood from theleaves downthrough theplantGas needed forPhotosynthesisCarbondioxideXylemPart of theplant thatbrings waterfrom theSunlightSource of allenergy onearth thatcomes fromthe sunPhotoLightMineralsImportantnutrientstransported intothe plant by thewater from therootsProducerA living thingthat makesfood forother livingsSynthesisTo react or toconvert fromone form toanotherConsumerAll livingthings thatget their foodfrom aproducerChlorophyllThe greenpigment infoodproducingplantsLeavesWhereplants/autotrophsstore their foodSoilA part of theground and thesource of theminerals thatsupply greenplants forphotosynthesis

Photosynthesis..Ms.A - 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. The chemical name for the simple sugar (or food) that is produced by green plants
    Glucose
  2. Comes up through the roots and transport to minerals
    Water
  3. In the cells of plant leaves where photosynthesis takes place
    Chloroplast
  4. Plants: living things that produce their own food
    Autotrophs
  5. Living things that do not make their own food but depend on plants /autotrophs for food
    Heterotrophs
  6. The smallest unit and basic building block of all living things
    Cell
  7. Requires light energy to be performed
    Light Dependent
  8. Tiny pores in plant leaves were carbon dioxide enters and oxygen exits
    Stomata
  9. A living thing that makes its own food (plants)
    Autotroph
  10. The gas released by plants during photosynthesis
    Oxygen
  11. The acronym for the energy produced when food is digested
    ATP
  12. The thin structures that hang from plants; often green and contain the stomata where CO2 and O2 go in and out of the plant during photosynthesis
    leaves
  13. An important gas necessary for photosynthesis to take place
    Carbon Dioxide
  14. Pulled up through plant roots
    Water
  15. ATP made when food is digested
    Chemical Energy
  16. The part of a plant that grows under the soil and through which water gets into the plant.
    roots
  17. That means by which plants use sunlight to make food
    Photosynthesis
  18. Part of a plant that moves food from the leaves down through the plant
    Phloem
  19. Carbon dioxide
    Gas needed for Photosynthesis
  20. Part of the plant that brings water from the
    Xylem
  21. Source of all energy on earth that comes from the sun
    Sunlight
  22. Light
    Photo
  23. Important nutrients transported into the plant by the water from the roots
    Minerals
  24. A living thing that makes food for other livings
    Producer
  25. To react or to convert from one form to another
    Synthesis
  26. All living things that get their food from a producer
    Consumer
  27. The green pigment in food producing plants
    Chlorophyll
  28. Where plants/autotrophs store their food
    Leaves
  29. A part of the ground and the source of the minerals that supply green plants for photosynthesis
    Soil