NonrenewableResourcesresourcesthat cannot bereplacedPlantsAnimalsEnergy fromsun andwaterexamplesofrenewableresourcesReuseto useproductagain andagainWaterPollutionthrowingtrash inoceans andwater areexamples ofGasMetalCoalexamples ofnonrenewableresourcesAirPollutioncar andfactorysmoke areexamples ofOilWaterPlantsAirexamplesof naturalresourcesReduceto uselessof aresourceRenewableResourcesresourcesthat canbereplacedRecyclea product isbroken downand thematerial isused againConservationto saveresourcesby usingwiselyLandPollutionlittering isanexampleofPollutionmaterial thatcauses harmto theenvironmentSCIENCEthe class welearn aboutpollution andconservationLandWaterAirwayspollutionoccursNaturalResources resourcefoundin natureNonrenewableResourcesresourcesthat cannot bereplacedPlantsAnimalsEnergy fromsun andwaterexamplesofrenewableresourcesReuseto useproductagain andagainWaterPollutionthrowingtrash inoceans andwater areexamples ofGasMetalCoalexamples ofnonrenewableresourcesAirPollutioncar andfactorysmoke areexamples ofOilWaterPlantsAirexamplesof naturalresourcesReduceto uselessof aresourceRenewableResourcesresourcesthat canbereplacedRecyclea product isbroken downand thematerial isused againConservationto saveresourcesby usingwiselyLandPollutionlittering isanexampleofPollutionmaterial thatcauses harmto theenvironmentSCIENCEthe class welearn aboutpollution andconservationLandWaterAirwayspollutionoccursNaturalResources resourcefoundin nature

Pollution and Conservation 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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N N
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N N
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I I
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B B
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B B
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I I
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I I
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N N
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B B
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G G
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G G
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G G
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B B
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N N
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G G
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  1. N-resources that can not be replaced
    N-Nonrenewable Resources
  2. N-examples of renewable resources
    N-Plants Animals Energy from sun and water
  3. I-to use product again and again
    I-Reuse
  4. B-throwing trash in oceans and water are examples of
    B-Water Pollution
  5. B-examples of nonrenewable resources
    B-Gas Metal Coal
  6. I-car and factory smoke are examples of
    I-Air Pollution
  7. I-examples of natural resources
    I-Oil Water Plants Air
  8. N-to use less of a resource
    N-Reduce
  9. B-resources that can be replaced
    B-Renewable Resources
  10. G-a product is broken down and the material is used again
    G-Recycle
  11. G-to save resources by using wisely
    G-Conservation
  12. G- littering is an example of
    G-Land Pollution
  13. B-material that causes harm to the environment
    B-Pollution
  14. N-the class we learn about pollution and conservation
    N-SCIENCE
  15. G-ways pollution occurs
    G-Land Water Air
  16. I-resource found in nature
    I-Natural Resources