carbohydratesnutrients that arethe major sourceof energy for thebody; can befound in fruits,vegetables, grains,and dairy productsrunningexercisephysical activitythat is structured,planned, and hasthe purpose ofincreasingphysical fitnessspecificityYou need tochoose activitiesthat focus on thecomponents offitness you wantto improve.healthrelatedfitnessbody’s abilityto performdaily activitieswith ease andenergybodycompositioncalorieunits ofenergyin foodglucosethe body’s preferredsource of energy. Itpowers your brainand central nervoussystem. It is the mostcommon sugar infoods and is usuallyjoined to other sugars13number ofvitaminsour bodiesneedenduranceProteinnutrient the bodyuses to build andmaintain cells andtissues and provideenergy; may alsoact as hormones orenzymesoverloadYou must putdemands onyour body toimprove it.mineralsinorganicnutrientsabsorbed fromplants, water,and animalfood sources11number ofnonessentialamino acidsnutrientschemicalsubstances thatsupply the nutritionessential forgrowth, energy,and functionfoodallergycondition in which thebody’s immunesystem reacts to afood as if the food isharmful; suddensymptoms can becaused by tinyamounts of the foodvitaminsorganic nutrients thatpromote growth anddevelopment, helpregulate bodyprocesses, maintainhealthy skin, andhelp the body releaseenergyfemaleathletetriada health conditionthat some femalesget with intensesports or physicalactivity. causesamenorrhea,disordered eating,osteoporosisfoodintoleranceconditions in which aperson’s body cannotproperly digestparticular types offood; can developgradually as a personeats large quantities ofa certain foodfrequentlyphysicalactivityany actionin which thebody usesenergyexerciseskillrelatedfitnessability toperformsuccessfully ina particularsport or leisureactivity9number of non-essential aminoacids that wemust get fromthe food we eatnutrient-densethat provide vitamins,minerals, and othersubstances that eithercontribute to adequatenutrition intake or havepositive health effects; containlittle or no saturated fats,added sugars, and sodium added sugars sugars that donot occur naturaprogressionou must vary thefrequency,intensity, time, ortype of yourphysical activitiesover time toimprove fitness.nutritionprocess ofchoosing andconsuming foodnecessary forhealth andgrowth5numberof foodgroupsmagnesiummineral thatContributes to bonehealth; required forseveral bodyprocesses, such asregulation of bloodsugar and immuneresponsecarbohydratesnutrients that arethe major sourceof energy for thebody; can befound in fruits,vegetables, grains,and dairy productsrunningexercisephysical activitythat is structured,planned, and hasthe purpose ofincreasingphysical fitnessspecificityYou need tochoose activitiesthat focus on thecomponents offitness you wantto improve.healthrelatedfitnessbody’s abilityto performdaily activitieswith ease andenergybodycompositioncalorieunits ofenergyin foodglucosethe body’s preferredsource of energy. Itpowers your brainand central nervoussystem. It is the mostcommon sugar infoods and is usuallyjoined to other sugars13number ofvitaminsour bodiesneedenduranceProteinnutrient the bodyuses to build andmaintain cells andtissues and provideenergy; may alsoact as hormones orenzymesoverloadYou must putdemands onyour body toimprove it.mineralsinorganicnutrientsabsorbed fromplants, water,and animalfood sources11number ofnonessentialamino acidsnutrientschemicalsubstances thatsupply the nutritionessential forgrowth, energy,and functionfoodallergycondition in which thebody’s immunesystem reacts to afood as if the food isharmful; suddensymptoms can becaused by tinyamounts of the foodvitaminsorganic nutrients thatpromote growth anddevelopment, helpregulate bodyprocesses, maintainhealthy skin, andhelp the body releaseenergyfemaleathletetriada health conditionthat some femalesget with intensesports or physicalactivity. causesamenorrhea,disordered eating,osteoporosisfoodintoleranceconditions in which aperson’s body cannotproperly digestparticular types offood; can developgradually as a personeats large quantities ofa certain foodfrequentlyphysicalactivityany actionin which thebody usesenergyexerciseskillrelatedfitnessability toperformsuccessfully ina particularsport or leisureactivity9number of non-essential aminoacids that wemust get fromthe food we eatnutrient-densethat provide vitamins,minerals, and othersubstances that eithercontribute to adequatenutrition intake or havepositive health effects; containlittle or no saturated fats,added sugars, and sodium added sugars sugars that donot occur naturaprogressionou must vary thefrequency,intensity, time, ortype of yourphysical activitiesover time toimprove fitness.nutritionprocess ofchoosing andconsuming foodnecessary forhealth andgrowth5numberof foodgroupsmagnesiummineral thatContributes to bonehealth; required forseveral bodyprocesses, such asregulation of bloodsugar and immuneresponse

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(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. nutrients that are the major source of energy for the body; can be found in fruits, vegetables, grains, and dairy products
    carbohydrates
  2. running
  3. physical activity that is structured, planned, and has the purpose of increasing physical fitness
    exercise
  4. You need to choose activities that focus on the components of fitness you want to improve.
    specificity
  5. body’s ability to perform daily activities with ease and energy
    health related fitness
  6. body composition
  7. units of energy in food
    calorie
  8. the body’s preferred source of energy. It powers your brain and central nervous system. It is the most common sugar in foods and is usually joined to other sugars
    glucose
  9. number of vitamins our bodies need
    13
  10. endurance
  11. nutrient the body uses to build and maintain cells and tissues and provide energy; may also act as hormones or enzymes
    Protein
  12. You must put demands on your body to improve it.
    overload
  13. inorganic nutrients absorbed from plants, water, and animal food sources
    minerals
  14. number of non essential amino acids
    11
  15. chemical substances that supply the nutrition essential for growth, energy, and function
    nutrients
  16. condition in which the body’s immune system reacts to a food as if the food is harmful; sudden symptoms can be caused by tiny amounts of the food
    food allergy
  17. organic nutrients that promote growth and development, help regulate body processes, maintain healthy skin, and help the body release energy
    vitamins
  18. a health condition that some females get with intense sports or physical activity. causes amenorrhea, disordered eating, osteoporosis
    female athlete triad
  19. conditions in which a person’s body cannot properly digest particular types of food; can develop gradually as a person eats large quantities of a certain food frequently
    food intolerance
  20. any action in which the body uses energy
    physical activity
  21. exercise
  22. ability to perform successfully in a particular sport or leisure activity
    skill related fitness
  23. number of non-essential amino acids that we must get from the food we eat
    9
  24. that provide vitamins, minerals, and other substances that either contribute to adequate nutrition intake or have positive health effects; contain little or no saturated fats, added sugars, and sodium added sugars sugars that do not occur natura
    nutrient-dense
  25. ou must vary the frequency, intensity, time, or type of your physical activities over time to improve fitness.
    progression
  26. process of choosing and consuming food necessary for health and growth
    nutrition
  27. number of food groups
    5
  28. mineral that Contributes to bone health; required for several body processes, such as regulation of blood sugar and immune response
    magnesium