4 Types oftissuesfound inanimalsPair of organswhere oxygenand carbondioxide areexchangedType ofmuscle tissuethat is instomach andintestinesAir sacs inthe lungswhere gasexchangeoccursSystemresponsible fortaking inoxygen andtaking outcarbon dioxideThe process bywhich a cellbecomesspecialized todo a certainfunction.Arteries,veins, andcapillariesMyelinsheathType of stemcell that candifferentiateinto any typeof cellPlasma,platelets, redblood cells,white bloodcellsSystem thatprovidessupport andprotectsorgansAirwaysthat branchoff into thelungs Fluid involvedin protectionsurroundingthe brain andspinal cordTube thatforces foodinto thestomachOrgan thatreabsorbswater fromleftover foodType ofmuscletissue inthe heartAccessoryorgans of thedigestivesystem  Group oftissuesworkingtogetherThe organsystemcomposed of thebrain, spinal cord,and peripheralnervesSystem thatbreaksdown foodfor nutrientsGas thatis exhaledas wasteSystem thattransportsoxygen andnutrientsGroup oforgansworkingtogetherWorks withskeletalsystem tohelp youmove4 Types oftissuesfound inanimalsPair of organswhere oxygenand carbondioxide areexchangedType ofmuscle tissuethat is instomach andintestinesAir sacs inthe lungswhere gasexchangeoccursSystemresponsible fortaking inoxygen andtaking outcarbon dioxideThe process bywhich a cellbecomesspecialized todo a certainfunction.Arteries,veins, andcapillariesMyelinsheathType of stemcell that candifferentiateinto any typeof cellPlasma,platelets, redblood cells,white bloodcellsSystem thatprovidessupport andprotectsorgansAirwaysthat branchoff into thelungs Fluid involvedin protectionsurroundingthe brain andspinal cordTube thatforces foodinto thestomachOrgan thatreabsorbswater fromleftover foodType ofmuscletissue inthe heartAccessoryorgans of thedigestivesystem  Group oftissuesworkingtogetherThe organsystemcomposed of thebrain, spinal cord,and peripheralnervesSystem thatbreaksdown foodfor nutrientsGas thatis exhaledas wasteSystem thattransportsoxygen andnutrientsGroup oforgansworkingtogetherWorks withskeletalsystem tohelp youmove

Body Systems Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. I-4 Types of tissues found in animals
  2. B-Pair of organs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged
  3. O-Type of muscle tissue that is in stomach and intestines
  4. G-Air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs
  5. O-System responsible for taking in oxygen and taking out carbon dioxide
  6. I-The process by which a cell becomes specialized to do a certain function.
  7. O-Arteries, veins, and capillaries
  8. B-Myelin sheath
  9. G-Type of stem cell that can differentiate into any type of cell
  10. O-Plasma, platelets, red blood cells, white blood cells
  11. B-System that provides support and protects organs
  12. I-Airways that branch off into the lungs
  13. G-Fluid involved in protection surrounding the brain and spinal cord
  14. B-Tube that forces food into the stomach
  15. O-Organ that reabsorbs water from leftover food
  16. N-Type of muscle tissue in the heart
  17. N-Accessory organs of the digestive system
  18. I-Group of tissues working together
  19. B-The organ system composed of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves
  20. I-System that breaks down food for nutrients
  21. G-Gas that is exhaled as waste
  22. G-System that transports oxygen and nutrients
  23. N-Group of organs working together
  24. N-Works with skeletal system to help you move