SilkWhat usefulproduct snailsproduce. Wemake clothesfrom.BirdsA type ofvertebratewith feathersand wings.PhotosynthesisThe processof turningsunlight intofood.YeastA single calledfungi. Theycan be usefulFor example tomake bread.InvertebrateThe groupof animalswithout askeleton.SeedSmall partsfrom whichnew plantsgrow from.MossPlantsthat growin humidplaces.PollenA powderproduced byplants forreproduction.AngiospermsThe namefor plantsthat flowerMushroomAmulticellularfungi thatlives aboveground.DisintegrateThe scientificword for“Breaksdown”VertebrateThe group ofanimals withan interiorskeleton.BranchesThearms ofa tree.PollinationThe processBees partake intransferringpollen fromflower to flower.SoilThe brownorganicmaterial inwhich plantsgrown in.RespireTaking inOxygen andreleasingCarbonDioxide.MedicineAsubstanceto treatdisease.MoldType ofmulticellularfungi. We getantibiotics fromsome types.FlowerThe part ofa plant thatblossoms. Ithas petals.MammalsA type ofvertebratewith hair. Itincludeshumans.StemThe longthin partof a plant.RootsThe part of aplant thatabsorbswater fromthe soil.PlantingPuttingseeds intosoil to growa plant.BacteriaMicroscopicorganisms.ReptilesA type ofVertebrateswith scaleyskin.GymnospermThe name forplants thathave exposedseeds. Usuallythin leaves.HoneyWhatproduct beesproduce. Weeat it.TrunkThewoodybase of atree.AsexualreproductionHowplantsreproduce.SilkWhat usefulproduct snailsproduce. Wemake clothesfrom.BirdsA type ofvertebratewith feathersand wings.PhotosynthesisThe processof turningsunlight intofood.YeastA single calledfungi. Theycan be usefulFor example tomake bread.InvertebrateThe groupof animalswithout askeleton.SeedSmall partsfrom whichnew plantsgrow from.MossPlantsthat growin humidplaces.PollenA powderproduced byplants forreproduction.AngiospermsThe namefor plantsthat flowerMushroomAmulticellularfungi thatlives aboveground.DisintegrateThe scientificword for“Breaksdown”VertebrateThe group ofanimals withan interiorskeleton.BranchesThearms ofa tree.PollinationThe processBees partake intransferringpollen fromflower to flower.SoilThe brownorganicmaterial inwhich plantsgrown in.RespireTaking inOxygen andreleasingCarbonDioxide.MedicineAsubstanceto treatdisease.MoldType ofmulticellularfungi. We getantibiotics fromsome types.FlowerThe part ofa plant thatblossoms. Ithas petals.MammalsA type ofvertebratewith hair. Itincludeshumans.StemThe longthin partof a plant.RootsThe part of aplant thatabsorbswater fromthe soil.PlantingPuttingseeds intosoil to growa plant.BacteriaMicroscopicorganisms.ReptilesA type ofVertebrateswith scaleyskin.GymnospermThe name forplants thathave exposedseeds. Usuallythin leaves.HoneyWhatproduct beesproduce. Weeat it.TrunkThewoodybase of atree.AsexualreproductionHowplantsreproduce.

Living Things - 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. What useful product snails produce. We make clothes from.
    Silk
  2. A type of vertebrate with feathers and wings.
    Birds
  3. The process of turning sunlight into food.
    Photosynthesis
  4. A single called fungi. They can be useful For example to make bread.
    Yeast
  5. The group of animals without a skeleton.
    Invertebrate
  6. Small parts from which new plants grow from.
    Seed
  7. Plants that grow in humid places.
    Moss
  8. A powder produced by plants for reproduction.
    Pollen
  9. The name for plants that flower
    Angiosperms
  10. A multicellular fungi that lives above ground.
    Mushroom
  11. The scientific word for “Breaks down”
    Disintegrate
  12. The group of animals with an interior skeleton.
    Vertebrate
  13. The arms of a tree.
    Branches
  14. The process Bees partake in transferring pollen from flower to flower.
    Pollination
  15. The brown organic material in which plants grown in.
    Soil
  16. Taking in Oxygen and releasing Carbon Dioxide.
    Respire
  17. A substance to treat disease.
    Medicine
  18. Type of multicellular fungi. We get antibiotics from some types.
    Mold
  19. The part of a plant that blossoms. It has petals.
    Flower
  20. A type of vertebrate with hair. It includes humans.
    Mammals
  21. The long thin part of a plant.
    Stem
  22. The part of a plant that absorbs water from the soil.
    Roots
  23. Putting seeds into soil to grow a plant.
    Planting
  24. Microscopic organisms.
    Bacteria
  25. A type of Vertebrates with scaley skin.
    Reptiles
  26. The name for plants that have exposed seeds. Usually thin leaves.
    Gymnosperm
  27. What product bees produce. We eat it.
    Honey
  28. The woody base of a tree.
    Trunk
  29. How plants reproduce.
    Asexual reproduction