Treesloose theirleaves inthe fallAnimalscoats changecolors in thesummermonthsReceivesless than 10inches ofrain per yearHome tolargeherbivoresTemperatureranges from100+ to 32degreesBurrowinghelpsanimalssurvive here.Animalsare activeat nightWaxcoveredleavesHome tothelargestpredatorsDesertBiomeTropicalRainforestBiomeAnimalshave thickfur to keepwarmPermafrostThelargestlandbiomeHome tomillions ofdifferentspeciesBiomeDeciduousForestBiomeKnown asthe frozendesertTundraBiomeCovered ingrass withlittle to notreesSavannaBiomeLizards,coyotes, roadrunners,armadillos, andjack rabbitsVerydiverseanimal andplant life.Home tosquirrels,deer, wolvesand bears.Treesloose theirleaves inthe fallAnimalscoats changecolors in thesummermonthsReceivesless than 10inches ofrain per yearHome tolargeherbivoresTemperatureranges from100+ to 32degreesBurrowinghelpsanimalssurvive here.Animalsare activeat nightWaxcoveredleavesHome tothelargestpredatorsDesertBiomeTropicalRainforestBiomeAnimalshave thickfur to keepwarmPermafrostThelargestlandbiomeHome tomillions ofdifferentspeciesBiomeDeciduousForestBiomeKnown asthe frozendesertTundraBiomeCovered ingrass withlittle to notreesSavannaBiomeLizards,coyotes, roadrunners,armadillos, andjack rabbitsVerydiverseanimal andplant life.Home tosquirrels,deer, wolvesand bears.

Biome Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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G
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B
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I
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B
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B
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B
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N
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B
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O
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G
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G
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N
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N
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O
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N
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O
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G
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O
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  1. G-Trees loose their leaves in the fall
  2. G-Animals coats change colors in the summer months
  3. I-Receives less than 10 inches of rain per year
  4. B-Home to large herbivores
  5. I-Temperature ranges from 100+ to 32 degrees
  6. B-Burrowing helps animals survive here.
  7. B-Animals are active at night
  8. B-Wax covered leaves
  9. N-Home to the largest predators
  10. B-Desert Biome
  11. O-Tropical Rainforest Biome
  12. G-Animals have thick fur to keep warm
  13. G-Permafrost
  14. N-The largest land biome
  15. N-Home to millions of different species
  16. O-Biome
  17. N-Deciduous Forest Biome
  18. O-Known as the frozen desert
  19. G-Tundra Biome
  20. O-Covered in grass with little to no trees
  21. I-Savanna Biome
  22. I-Lizards, coyotes, road runners, armadillos, and jack rabbits
  23. I-Very diverse animal and plant life.
  24. O-Home to squirrels, deer, wolves and bears.