100trillionThe humanmicrobiomecontainsapproximately__________microorganisms.ClaimA proposedanswer to aquestionabout thenatural worldFecalTransplantA medical procedurewhere a doctor takesthe feces from ahealthy gut microbiomeand puts it into the gutof a person with anunhealthy gutmicrobiomeInfectionSicknesscaused byharmfulmicroorganismsScientificArgumentA claimsupported byevidenceandreasoningMicroscopicToo smallto be seenwith thenaked eyeCellsThe tiny structuresthat make up allliving things andare the smallestunits able toperform lifeMicroorganismAn organismthat is toosmall to beseen with thenaked eyeMicrobiomeAll of themicroorganismsthat live in aparticularenvironment, suchas a human bodyBacteriaTinyorganismsthat aremade of asingle cellKillhelpfulbacteriaWhatproblem canantibioticscreate?MoleculeWhat isSMALLERa cell or amolecule?ReasoningThe process ofmaking clearhow yourevidencesupports yourclaimOrganismsLiving things,such asplants,animals, andbacteria EvidenceInformation aboutthe natural worldthat is used tosupport or goagainst (refute) aclaimRelevantEvidenceInformation thataddresses thequestion and canhelp scientistsdecide whether ornot the claim issupportedAntibioticMedicines thatkillmicroorganisms,especiallybacteriaScaleTherelativesize ofthings100trillionThe humanmicrobiomecontainsapproximately__________microorganisms.ClaimA proposedanswer to aquestionabout thenatural worldFecalTransplantA medical procedurewhere a doctor takesthe feces from ahealthy gut microbiomeand puts it into the gutof a person with anunhealthy gutmicrobiomeInfectionSicknesscaused byharmfulmicroorganismsScientificArgumentA claimsupported byevidenceandreasoningMicroscopicToo smallto be seenwith thenaked eyeCellsThe tiny structuresthat make up allliving things andare the smallestunits able toperform lifeMicroorganismAn organismthat is toosmall to beseen with thenaked eyeMicrobiomeAll of themicroorganismsthat live in aparticularenvironment, suchas a human bodyBacteriaTinyorganismsthat aremade of asingle cellKillhelpfulbacteriaWhatproblem canantibioticscreate?MoleculeWhat isSMALLERa cell or amolecule?ReasoningThe process ofmaking clearhow yourevidencesupports yourclaimOrganismsLiving things,such asplants,animals, andbacteria EvidenceInformation aboutthe natural worldthat is used tosupport or goagainst (refute) aclaimRelevantEvidenceInformation thataddresses thequestion and canhelp scientistsdecide whether ornot the claim issupportedAntibioticMedicines thatkillmicroorganisms,especiallybacteriaScaleTherelativesize ofthings

Microbiome Unit - 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. The human microbiome contains approximately __________ microorganisms.
    100 trillion
  2. A proposed answer to a question about the natural world
    Claim
  3. A medical procedure where a doctor takes the feces from a healthy gut microbiome and puts it into the gut of a person with an unhealthy gut microbiome
    Fecal Transplant
  4. Sickness caused by harmful microorganisms
    Infection
  5. A claim supported by evidence and reasoning
    Scientific Argument
  6. Too small to be seen with the naked eye
    Microscopic
  7. The tiny structures that make up all living things and are the smallest units able to perform life
    Cells
  8. An organism that is too small to be seen with the naked eye
    Microorganism
  9. All of the microorganisms that live in a particular environment, such as a human body
    Microbiome
  10. Tiny organisms that are made of a single cell
    Bacteria
  11. What problem can antibiotics create?
    Kill helpful bacteria
  12. What is SMALLER a cell or a molecule?
    Molecule
  13. The process of making clear how your evidence supports your claim
    Reasoning
  14. Living things, such as plants, animals, and bacteria
    Organisms
  15. Information about the natural world that is used to support or go against (refute) a claim
    Evidence
  16. Information that addresses the question and can help scientists decide whether or not the claim is supported
    Relevant Evidence
  17. Medicines that kill microorganisms, especially bacteria
    Antibiotic
  18. The relative size of things
    Scale