MuscleMemoryA movementthat musclesbecomefamiliar withover time.TendonsAttachmuscles tobonesacross ajoint.QuadricepsThis group offour muscles inthe upper legwork together tohelp you move.InvoluntaryMusclesMuscles thatwork withoutthought oraction.PectoralThese musclesstretch across theupper part of thechest and controlmovement of thearm.TrapeziusThis muscle is usedto tilt and turn thehead and neck. Italso allows you toshrug your shouldersup and down.SkeletalMusclesMuscles thatare attached tobones andused to movethe skeletonaroundHamstringsThis group ofmuscles on theupper leg helpflex the kneejoint and movethe hip.LatissimusDorsiThis large, flatmuscle covers thewidth of the middleand lower back. Itconnects the bone ofthe upper arm to thespine and hip.SmoothMusclesInvoluntarymusclesfound in thewall of internalorgans.PostureThe positionsomeone holdtheir body inwhen standingand sitting.BicepI am a musclethat connectsthe shoulder tothe elbow andhelps themmove.AbdominalsThese stomachmuscles supportthe trunk, allowmovement, andhelp hold theorgans in place.DeltoidThis triangularmuscle on theoutside of theshoulder helpsthe arm rotate.Over10,000Humans canmake howmany facialexpressions?GastrocnemiusThis muscle onthe back of thelower leg allowsmovement of theankle joint.NoDo smoothmusclesconnect tobones?About17How manyfacialmusclesdoes it taketo smile?30MinutesHow muchexercise isrecommendedper day?CardiacMuscleA muscle onlyfound in theheart thatpumps bloodthroughout thebody.VoluntaryMusclesMusclesthat moveunder yourcontrol.ObliquesThis group of flatmuscles in thebelly form theouter layer ofthe abdominalwall.Over43How manymuscles canbe found inthe face?GluteusMaximusThis strongmuscle islocated in yourbottom. It helpsyour thigh andhip move.CoreMusclesMuscles of theabdomen,back, andpelvis that helpstabilize thebody.MusclesSoft tissue inthe humanbody thatallow formovement.TricepsThis muscleon the backof the upperarm helps theelbow extendMuscleMemoryA movementthat musclesbecomefamiliar withover time.TendonsAttachmuscles tobonesacross ajoint.QuadricepsThis group offour muscles inthe upper legwork together tohelp you move.InvoluntaryMusclesMuscles thatwork withoutthought oraction.PectoralThese musclesstretch across theupper part of thechest and controlmovement of thearm.TrapeziusThis muscle is usedto tilt and turn thehead and neck. Italso allows you toshrug your shouldersup and down.SkeletalMusclesMuscles thatare attached tobones andused to movethe skeletonaroundHamstringsThis group ofmuscles on theupper leg helpflex the kneejoint and movethe hip.LatissimusDorsiThis large, flatmuscle covers thewidth of the middleand lower back. Itconnects the bone ofthe upper arm to thespine and hip.SmoothMusclesInvoluntarymusclesfound in thewall of internalorgans.PostureThe positionsomeone holdtheir body inwhen standingand sitting.BicepI am a musclethat connectsthe shoulder tothe elbow andhelps themmove.AbdominalsThese stomachmuscles supportthe trunk, allowmovement, andhelp hold theorgans in place.DeltoidThis triangularmuscle on theoutside of theshoulder helpsthe arm rotate.Over10,000Humans canmake howmany facialexpressions?GastrocnemiusThis muscle onthe back of thelower leg allowsmovement of theankle joint.NoDo smoothmusclesconnect tobones?About17How manyfacialmusclesdoes it taketo smile?30MinutesHow muchexercise isrecommendedper day?CardiacMuscleA muscle onlyfound in theheart thatpumps bloodthroughout thebody.VoluntaryMusclesMusclesthat moveunder yourcontrol.ObliquesThis group of flatmuscles in thebelly form theouter layer ofthe abdominalwall.Over43How manymuscles canbe found inthe face?GluteusMaximusThis strongmuscle islocated in yourbottom. It helpsyour thigh andhip move.CoreMusclesMuscles of theabdomen,back, andpelvis that helpstabilize thebody.MusclesSoft tissue inthe humanbody thatallow formovement.TricepsThis muscleon the backof the upperarm helps theelbow extend

Muscular System Bingo - 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. A movement that muscles become familiar with over time.
    Muscle Memory
  2. Attach muscles to bones across a joint.
    Tendons
  3. This group of four muscles in the upper leg work together to help you move.
    Quadriceps
  4. Muscles that work without thought or action.
    Involuntary Muscles
  5. These muscles stretch across the upper part of the chest and control movement of the arm.
    Pectoral
  6. This muscle is used to tilt and turn the head and neck. It also allows you to shrug your shoulders up and down.
    Trapezius
  7. Muscles that are attached to bones and used to move the skeleton around
    Skeletal Muscles
  8. This group of muscles on the upper leg help flex the knee joint and move the hip.
    Hamstrings
  9. This large, flat muscle covers the width of the middle and lower back. It connects the bone of the upper arm to the spine and hip.
    Latissimus Dorsi
  10. Involuntary muscles found in the wall of internal organs.
    Smooth Muscles
  11. The position someone hold their body in when standing and sitting.
    Posture
  12. I am a muscle that connects the shoulder to the elbow and helps them move.
    Bicep
  13. These stomach muscles support the trunk, allow movement, and help hold the organs in place.
    Abdominals
  14. This triangular muscle on the outside of the shoulder helps the arm rotate.
    Deltoid
  15. Humans can make how many facial expressions?
    Over 10,000
  16. This muscle on the back of the lower leg allows movement of the ankle joint.
    Gastrocnemius
  17. Do smooth muscles connect to bones?
    No
  18. How many facial muscles does it take to smile?
    About 17
  19. How much exercise is recommended per day?
    30 Minutes
  20. A muscle only found in the heart that pumps blood throughout the body.
    Cardiac Muscle
  21. Muscles that move under your control.
    Voluntary Muscles
  22. This group of flat muscles in the belly form the outer layer of the abdominal wall.
    Obliques
  23. How many muscles can be found in the face?
    Over 43
  24. This strong muscle is located in your bottom. It helps your thigh and hip move.
    Gluteus Maximus
  25. Muscles of the abdomen, back, and pelvis that help stabilize the body.
    Core Muscles
  26. Soft tissue in the human body that allow for movement.
    Muscles
  27. This muscle on the back of the upper arm helps the elbow extend
    Triceps