populationall themembers ofone speciesin an areainvasivespeciesA plant oranimal thatis not nativeto a givenarea.rootsthe plantparts thatabsorb waterand supportthe plantecosystemA community ofinteractingorganisms andtheir environment.It includes bothliving andnonliving things.habitatthe naturalhome ofanorganismstarchthe energystoragechemicalof plantschangesin anecosystemaffectwhichorganismssurvivecompetitionRelationshipbetweenorganisms thatstrive for the sameresources in thesame ecosystem.environmentSurroundingsor conditions inwhich a person,animal, or plantlives.environmentalfactorsThe things inone’ssurroundings,including livingand nonlivingthings.communityall thepopulationsin an areageneticfactorsTraits that areinherited fromone’s parents,such as haircolor, eye color,and height.ecologythe study ofecosystemscamouflageTo hide ordisguise thepresence of anobject, animal,or person.chlorophyllthe greenpigment inplants thatabsorbssunlightcarbondioxidethe gastaken inby plantsglucosethe sugarproduced byphotosynthesisresourcesA substance or objectin the environmentrequired by anorganism for normalgrowth, maintenance,and reproduction.oxygenthe gasgiven offby plantsleavesthephotosyntheticparts of aplantproduceraplantconsumeran animalthat eatsother livingorganismschloroplastthe parts of plantcells thatphotsysnthesizedecomposeran organismthat getsnutrientsfrom deadorganismspopulationall themembers ofone speciesin an areainvasivespeciesA plant oranimal thatis not nativeto a givenarea.rootsthe plantparts thatabsorb waterand supportthe plantecosystemA community ofinteractingorganisms andtheir environment.It includes bothliving andnonliving things.habitatthe naturalhome ofanorganismstarchthe energystoragechemicalof plantschangesin anecosystemaffectwhichorganismssurvivecompetitionRelationshipbetweenorganisms thatstrive for the sameresources in thesame ecosystem.environmentSurroundingsor conditions inwhich a person,animal, or plantlives.environmentalfactorsThe things inone’ssurroundings,including livingand nonlivingthings.communityall thepopulationsin an areageneticfactorsTraits that areinherited fromone’s parents,such as haircolor, eye color,and height.ecologythe study ofecosystemscamouflageTo hide ordisguise thepresence of anobject, animal,or person.chlorophyllthe greenpigment inplants thatabsorbssunlightcarbondioxidethe gastaken inby plantsglucosethe sugarproduced byphotosynthesisresourcesA substance or objectin the environmentrequired by anorganism for normalgrowth, maintenance,and reproduction.oxygenthe gasgiven offby plantsleavesthephotosyntheticparts of aplantproduceraplantconsumeran animalthat eatsother livingorganismschloroplastthe parts of plantcells thatphotsysnthesizedecomposeran organismthat getsnutrientsfrom deadorganisms

Ecosystems - 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. all the members of one species in an area
    population
  2. A plant or animal that is not native to a given area.
    invasive species
  3. the plant parts that absorb water and support the plant
    roots
  4. A community of interacting organisms and their environment. It includes both living and nonliving things.
    ecosystem
  5. the natural home of an organism
    habitat
  6. the energy storage chemical of plants
    starch
  7. affect which organisms survive
    changes in an ecosystem
  8. Relationship between organisms that strive for the same resources in the same ecosystem.
    competition
  9. Surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives.
    environment
  10. The things in one’s surroundings, including living and nonliving things.
    environmental factors
  11. all the populations in an area
    community
  12. Traits that are inherited from one’s parents, such as hair color, eye color, and height.
    genetic factors
  13. the study of ecosystems
    ecology
  14. To hide or disguise the presence of an object, animal, or person.
    camouflage
  15. the green pigment in plants that absorbs sunlight
    chlorophyll
  16. the gas taken in by plants
    carbon dioxide
  17. the sugar produced by photosynthesis
    glucose
  18. A substance or object in the environment required by an organism for normal growth, maintenance, and reproduction.
    resources
  19. the gas given off by plants
    oxygen
  20. the photosynthetic parts of a plant
    leaves
  21. a plant
    producer
  22. an animal that eats other living organisms
    consumer
  23. the parts of plant cells that photsysnthesize
    chloroplast
  24. an organism that gets nutrients from dead organisms
    decomposer