environmentthe space,conditions, andall of the livingand nonlivingthings around anorganismimprinta mark ordepressionmade bypressuredecomposeran organism thatbreaks down theremains of deadplants or animalswithout need forinternal digestioninheritedtraitacharacteristicthat is passedfrom parent tooffspringmodela representationof somethingthat can help usunderstand howit worksomnivorean organismthat getsenergy byeating bothplants andother animalsdecayto degradeor breakdown intosmaller partspreyan animalthat ishunted asfoodfoodwebinterconnectedset of foodchainscarryingcapacitymaximumpopulation sizethat can besustained by agivenenvironmentcarnivorean organismthat getsenergy byeating onlyother animalsconsumeran organismthat getsenergy fromeating plantsor animalshibernationprocess by whichan organismsslows its lifefunctions for anextended period oftimelivingorganismsall objects thathave biologicalprocesses thatkeep them alive,such as plants andanimalsnichethe role anorganismplays in itsecosystemsedimentsand or smallpieces ofrock brokendown byweatheringmimicrywhen anorganismcopies acharacteristic ofanotherorganismpredatoran organismthat huntsand feeds onanotherorganismcamouflagecharacteristicthe helpsanimals blendin with theenvironmentspeciesa group oforganisms that aresimilar to oneanother and cancombine toproduce more oftheir kindmigrationlong-distance,usually seasonalmovement ofanimals from oneplace to anotherproduceran organismthat usessunlight tomake its ownfood for energyimpactto directlyaffect orchangeweatheringthe breakdownof rocks intovery smallparticles bygravity, water,wind, or icehabitatplacewhere ananimal orplant livesnonlivinga part of theecosystem that isnot living, such assunlight, air, water,rocks, and soil symbioticlong-termrelationshipbetween twodifferent kinds oforganisms whereone or both receivebenefitorganisma single,self-contained,living thingfossila preservedpart or trace ofan animal orplant that livedin the pastlearnedbehaviorbehavior thatis acquiredthroughexperienceadaptationanycharacteristicthat helps aplant oranimal surviveoverpopulationan increase in thenumber ofindividuals of agiven species overwhat itsecosystem cansustainecosystemall living andnonliving thingsand theirinteractions inan areaherbivorean organismthat getsenergy byeating onlyplantspopulationall theinteractingmembers ofa species ina single areaenvironmentthe space,conditions, andall of the livingand nonlivingthings around anorganismimprinta mark ordepressionmade bypressuredecomposeran organism thatbreaks down theremains of deadplants or animalswithout need forinternal digestioninheritedtraitacharacteristicthat is passedfrom parent tooffspringmodela representationof somethingthat can help usunderstand howit worksomnivorean organismthat getsenergy byeating bothplants andother animalsdecayto degradeor breakdown intosmaller partspreyan animalthat ishunted asfoodfoodwebinterconnectedset of foodchainscarryingcapacitymaximumpopulation sizethat can besustained by agivenenvironmentcarnivorean organismthat getsenergy byeating onlyother animalsconsumeran organismthat getsenergy fromeating plantsor animalshibernationprocess by whichan organismsslows its lifefunctions for anextended period oftimelivingorganismsall objects thathave biologicalprocesses thatkeep them alive,such as plants andanimalsnichethe role anorganismplays in itsecosystemsedimentsand or smallpieces ofrock brokendown byweatheringmimicrywhen anorganismcopies acharacteristic ofanotherorganismpredatoran organismthat huntsand feeds onanotherorganismcamouflagecharacteristicthe helpsanimals blendin with theenvironmentspeciesa group oforganisms that aresimilar to oneanother and cancombine toproduce more oftheir kindmigrationlong-distance,usually seasonalmovement ofanimals from oneplace to anotherproduceran organismthat usessunlight tomake its ownfood for energyimpactto directlyaffect orchangeweatheringthe breakdownof rocks intovery smallparticles bygravity, water,wind, or icehabitatplacewhere ananimal orplant livesnonlivinga part of theecosystem that isnot living, such assunlight, air, water,rocks, and soilsymbioticlong-termrelationshipbetween twodifferent kinds oforganisms whereone or both receivebenefitorganisma single,self-contained,living thingfossila preservedpart or trace ofan animal orplant that livedin the pastlearnedbehaviorbehavior thatis acquiredthroughexperienceadaptationanycharacteristicthat helps aplant oranimal surviveoverpopulationan increase in thenumber ofindividuals of agiven species overwhat itsecosystem cansustainecosystemall living andnonliving thingsand theirinteractions inan areaherbivorean organismthat getsenergy byeating onlyplantspopulationall theinteractingmembers ofa species ina single area

Organisms and Environments - 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 space, conditions, and all of the living and nonliving things around an organism
    environment
  2. a mark or depression made by pressure
    imprint
  3. an organism that breaks down the remains of dead plants or animals without need for internal digestion
    decomposer
  4. a characteristic that is passed from parent to offspring
    inherited trait
  5. a representation of something that can help us understand how it works
    model
  6. an organism that gets energy by eating both plants and other animals
    omnivore
  7. to degrade or break down into smaller parts
    decay
  8. an animal that is hunted as food
    prey
  9. interconnected set of food chains
    food web
  10. maximum population size that can be sustained by a given environment
    carrying capacity
  11. an organism that gets energy by eating only other animals
    carnivore
  12. an organism that gets energy from eating plants or animals
    consumer
  13. process by which an organisms slows its life functions for an extended period of time
    hibernation
  14. all objects that have biological processes that keep them alive, such as plants and animals
    living organisms
  15. the role an organism plays in its ecosystem
    niche
  16. sand or small pieces of rock broken down by weathering
    sediment
  17. when an organism copies a characteristic of another organism
    mimicry
  18. an organism that hunts and feeds on another organism
    predator
  19. characteristic the helps animals blend in with the environment
    camouflage
  20. a group of organisms that are similar to one another and can combine to produce more of their kind
    species
  21. long-distance, usually seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
    migration
  22. an organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy
    producer
  23. to directly affect or change
    impact
  24. the breakdown of rocks into very small particles by gravity, water, wind, or ice
    weathering
  25. place where an animal or plant lives
    habitat
  26. a part of the ecosystem that is not living, such as sunlight, air, water, rocks, and soil
    nonliving
  27. long-term relationship between two different kinds of organisms where one or both receive benefit
    symbiotic
  28. a single, self-contained, living thing
    organism
  29. a preserved part or trace of an animal or plant that lived in the past
    fossil
  30. behavior that is acquired through experience
    learned behavior
  31. any characteristic that helps a plant or animal survive
    adaptation
  32. an increase in the number of individuals of a given species over what its ecosystem can sustain
    overpopulation
  33. all living and nonliving things and their interactions in an area
    ecosystem
  34. an organism that gets energy by eating only plants
    herbivore
  35. all the interacting members of a species in a single area
    population