The stages ofgrowthand developmentthatan organism goesthrough in itslifetimeLifeCycleAn animalthat eatsboth plantsandanimalsOmnivorethe product ofthe reproductiveprocesses of aperson, animal,or plantOffspringThe role anorganismplays in itsecosystemNicheA chemical processthat occurs in plants,algae, and sometypes of bacteria,when they areexposed to sunlightPhotosynthesisA behavior that ananimal develops byobserving otheranimals or by beingtaughtLearnedBehavioran organismthat usuallyfeeds on deador decayingmatter.ScavengerAnimalsthat eatmeatCarnivoreAn animalthat ishunted asfoodPreya physical orbehavioral featureof an animal thathelps them bettersurvive in theirenvironment.PhysicalAdaptationThe peoplewho buygoods andservicesConsumerAn organismthat huntsand feeds onanotherorganismPredatorThe long distanceusually seasonalmovement ofanimals from oneplace to anotherMigrationWhen one ormore organismbring neworganisms of thesame type intoexistenceReproductiveA characteristic thathelps animals blendin with thesurroundingenvironment andincrease chances ofsurvivalCamouflageA piece ofnature. Nature withplants,animals,microorganisms,water, wind, mineralsandmoreEcosystemAll of thesame speciesthat live inthe same placeat thesame timePopulationOrganisms like fungiandsome bacteria thatbreakdown and digestdeadmaterials and wastesDecomposerAll thephysicalsurroundingson EarthEnvironmentA singleliving plant,animal,bacteria, orvirusOrganismA group ofpeople livingor workingtogether in thesame areaCommunityThe process bywhich an organismslows its lifefunctions for anextended period oftime to preserveenergyHibernationAny action aplant or animaltakes to survivein anenvironmentBehavioralAdaptationWhen an organismcopies acharacteristic ofanother organism toincrease its chancesfor survival orreproductionMimicryThe path offood energyfrom oneorganism toanother in anecosystemFoodchainA group of organismsthat are similar to oneanother and cancombine to producemore of theirkindSpeciesAnycharacteristicthat helps aplant oranimal surviveAdaptationThe placewhere ananimal orplant livesHabitatA characteristicthatis passed formparent tooffspringInheritedtraitsAn animalthat eatsonly plantsor plantproducts.HerbivoreThe stages ofgrowthand developmentthatan organism goesthrough in itslifetimeLifeCycleAn animalthat eatsboth plantsandanimalsOmnivorethe product ofthe reproductiveprocesses of aperson, animal,or plantOffspringThe role anorganismplays in itsecosystemNicheA chemical processthat occurs in plants,algae, and sometypes of bacteria,when they areexposed to sunlightPhotosynthesisA behavior that ananimal develops byobserving otheranimals or by beingtaughtLearnedBehavioran organismthat usuallyfeeds on deador decayingmatter.ScavengerAnimalsthat eatmeatCarnivoreAn animalthat ishunted asfoodPreya physical orbehavioral featureof an animal thathelps them bettersurvive in theirenvironment.PhysicalAdaptationThe peoplewho buygoods andservicesConsumerAn organismthat huntsand feeds onanotherorganismPredatorThe long distanceusually seasonalmovement ofanimals from oneplace to anotherMigrationWhen one ormore organismbring neworganisms of thesame type intoexistenceReproductiveA characteristic thathelps animals blendin with thesurroundingenvironment andincrease chances ofsurvivalCamouflageA piece ofnature. Nature withplants,animals,microorganisms,water, wind, mineralsandmoreEcosystemAll of thesame speciesthat live inthe same placeat thesame timePopulationOrganisms like fungiandsome bacteria thatbreakdown and digestdeadmaterials and wastesDecomposerAll thephysicalsurroundingson EarthEnvironmentA singleliving plant,animal,bacteria, orvirusOrganismA group ofpeople livingor workingtogether in thesame areaCommunityThe process bywhich an organismslows its lifefunctions for anextended period oftime to preserveenergyHibernationAny action aplant or animaltakes to survivein anenvironmentBehavioralAdaptationWhen an organismcopies acharacteristic ofanother organism toincrease its chancesfor survival orreproductionMimicryThe path offood energyfrom oneorganism toanother in anecosystemFoodchainA group of organismsthat are similar to oneanother and cancombine to producemore of theirkindSpeciesAnycharacteristicthat helps aplant oranimal surviveAdaptationThe placewhere ananimal orplant livesHabitatA characteristicthatis passed formparent tooffspringInheritedtraitsAn animalthat eatsonly plantsor plantproducts.Herbivore

Adaptation - 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. Life Cycle
    The stages of growth and development that an organism goes through in its lifetime
  2. Omnivore
    An animal that eats both plants and animals
  3. Offspring
    the product of the reproductive processes of a person, animal, or plant
  4. Niche
    The role an organism plays in its ecosystem
  5. Photosynthesis
    A chemical process that occurs in plants, algae, and some types of bacteria, when they are exposed to sunlight
  6. Learned Behavior
    A behavior that an animal develops by observing other animals or by being taught
  7. Scavenger
    an organism that usually feeds on dead or decaying matter.
  8. Carnivore
    Animals that eat meat
  9. Prey
    An animal that is hunted as food
  10. Physical Adaptation
    a physical or behavioral feature of an animal that helps them better survive in their environment.
  11. Consumer
    The people who buy goods and services
  12. Predator
    An organism that hunts and feeds on another organism
  13. Migration
    The long distance usually seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
  14. Reproductive
    When one or more organism bring new organisms of the same type into existence
  15. Camouflage
    A characteristic that helps animals blend in with the surrounding environment and increase chances of survival
  16. Ecosystem
    A piece of nature. Nature with plants, animals, microorganisms, water, wind, minerals and more
  17. Population
    All of the same species that live in the same place at the same time
  18. Decomposer
    Organisms like fungi and some bacteria that break down and digest dead materials and wastes
  19. Environment
    All the physical surroundings on Earth
  20. Organism
    A single living plant, animal, bacteria, or virus
  21. Community
    A group of people living or working together in the same area
  22. Hibernation
    The process by which an organism slows its life functions for an extended period of time to preserve energy
  23. Behavioral Adaptation
    Any action a plant or animal takes to survive in an environment
  24. Mimicry
    When an organism copies a characteristic of another organism to increase its chances for survival or reproduction
  25. Food chain
    The path of food energy from one organism to another in an ecosystem
  26. Species
    A group of organisms that are similar to one another and can combine to produce more of their kind
  27. Adaptation
    Any characteristic that helps a plant or animal survive
  28. Habitat
    The place where an animal or plant lives
  29. Inherited traits
    A characteristic that is passed form parent to offspring
  30. Herbivore
    An animal that eats only plants or plant products.