(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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Includes frogs, newts, salamanders...
Amphibians
Chemicals put on plants to kill insects
Pesticides
Weaker animal copies the traits of a stronger animal to warn off predators
Mimicry
Includes leeches, earthworms...
Segmented Worms
Blending into the surroundings
Camouflage
Animal with a backbone
Vertebrate
Made by mosses/ferns, smaller than seeds
Spores
The person to invented taxonomy
Carolus Linnaeus
Does NOT have a cell nucleus
Prokaryotic
Organism can make their own food
Autotroph
Organism must go out and find their food
Heterotroph
Process where a plant releases water vapor through their stomata
Transpiration
Includes trout, salmon, shark, brim...
Fish
Animal without a backbone
Invertebrate
Behavior due to observations and experiences
Learned Behavior
Animal shoots something out of its body for defense
Ejection
Plants delay growth until the conditions are right
Dormancy
Includes humans, elephants, dogs, whales...
Mammals
Tube that brings water up from the roots
Xylem
Seasonal travel to warmer places with more food.
Migration
Small plants, nutrients move from cell to cell.
Non-Vascular
Adaptations used for defense and direct attacks
Horns, claws, quills, tusks...
Process where a plant makes glucose/oxygen.
Photosynthesis
Synonym for effect
Response
Learning a specific stimulus leads to a specific response.
Conditioning
Adaptations used to obtain resources
Tentacles, pinchers, claws, fangs...
The science of sorting living things into groups
Taxonomy
Includes branching and tube varieties...
Sponges
Adults of a species
Courtship
Many cells
Multicellular
Part of flower that makes pollen
Anther
Can be protected by a fruit, dispersed by water/wind/animals
Seeds
How an organism changes to survive in their environment.
Adaptation
Includes hawks, chickens, eagles, penguins...
Birds
Larger plants, has xylem and phloem
Vascular
Includes clams, snails, slugs, octopi, squid...
Mollusks
Process at night where a plant breaks down glucose into chemical energy
Cellular Respiration
Part of flower that makes seeds
Ovary
Includes snakes, lizards, alligators..
Reptiles
Body temp drops, breathing and heart rate slow down...
Hibernation
Part of flower that protects the flower bud until it opens
Sepals
Newborns bond with the first living, moving thing they see
Imprinting
Prevents plant from being eaten/damaged
Poisonous fruit/leaves, spikes and thorns
Includes ants, spiders, crabs, bees...
Arthropods
Part of flower that attracts pollinators
Petals
Male part of the flower
Stamen
A bunch of roots, absorb more water at the surface of the ground.
Fibrous Roots
Body temperature changes with the environment its in.
Ectotherm
Most specific taxon, includes a single type of organism
Species
Tube that brings food down from the leaves
Phloem
Beginning of plant growth when the root starts to grow down
Germination
Meaning "two-part naming system"
Binomial Nomenclature
One cell
Unicellular
Body temperature is constant regardless of environment.
Endotherm
Female part of the flower
Pistil
DOES have a cell nucleus
Eukaryotic
Includes sea stars, sea urchins, sand dollars...
Echinoderms
Adaptations used for movement
Legs, arms, wings...
One main root, strong anchor for tall plants
Tap Roots
Behavior that isn't taught, born knowing how to do
Innate Behavior
Animals living and traveling together for protection
Grouping
Most broad taxon, includes billions of organisms
Domain
Synonym for cause
Stimulus
Transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil
Pollination
