SmallintestineWhere mostnutrients areabsorbedinto the bodyTendonTissue thatconnectsmuscle toboneCerebellumPart of thebrain thatcontrolsbalance andcoordinationNeuronsNerve cellsthat transmitsignals inthe bodyDiaphragmThe musclethat helpswithbreathingBloodFluid thatcarriesoxygen andnutrients tocellsPlateletsBloodcells thathelp withclottingBronchiLargeairways thatcarry air tothe lungsCerebrumresponsiblefor thinkingandvoluntaryactionsTracheaThewindpipethat carriesair to thelungsLungsOrgans thattake in oxygenand removecarbon dioxideArteriesBloodvessels thatcarry bloodaway fromthe heartCapillariesTiny bloodvessels whereoxygen andnutrients areexchangedVeinsBloodvessels thatcarry bloodback to theheartCardiacmuscleThe specialmuscle thatforms theheartLigamentTissue thatconnectsbone toboneBoneHardtissue thatforms theskeletonWhitebloodcellsCells thathelp fightinfectionsEsophagusThe tubethat carriesfood fromthe mouth tothe stomachRedbloodcellsCells thatcarryoxygen inthe bloodMuscleTissue thatcan contractto producemovementSpinalcordThe mainpathway fornerve signalsbetween thebrain and bodyAlveoliTiny air sacsin the lungswhere gasexchangeoccursHeartThe organthat pumpsbloodthroughoutthe bodySmallintestineWhere mostnutrients areabsorbedinto the bodyTendonTissue thatconnectsmuscle toboneCerebellumPart of thebrain thatcontrolsbalance andcoordinationNeuronsNerve cellsthat transmitsignals inthe bodyDiaphragmThe musclethat helpswithbreathingBloodFluid thatcarriesoxygen andnutrients tocellsPlateletsBloodcells thathelp withclottingBronchiLargeairways thatcarry air tothe lungsCerebrumresponsiblefor thinkingandvoluntaryactionsTracheaThewindpipethat carriesair to thelungsLungsOrgans thattake in oxygenand removecarbon dioxideArteriesBloodvessels thatcarry bloodaway fromthe heartCapillariesTiny bloodvessels whereoxygen andnutrients areexchangedVeinsBloodvessels thatcarry bloodback to theheartCardiacmuscleThe specialmuscle thatforms theheartLigamentTissue thatconnectsbone toboneBoneHardtissue thatforms theskeletonWhitebloodcellsCells thathelp fightinfectionsEsophagusThe tubethat carriesfood fromthe mouth tothe stomachRedbloodcellsCells thatcarryoxygen inthe bloodMuscleTissue thatcan contractto producemovementSpinalcordThe mainpathway fornerve signalsbetween thebrain and bodyAlveoliTiny air sacsin the lungswhere gasexchangeoccursHeartThe organthat pumpsbloodthroughoutthe body

Human Body Vocabulary - 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. Where most nutrients are absorbed into the body
    Small intestine
  2. Tissue that connects muscle to bone
    Tendon
  3. Part of the brain that controls balance and coordination
    Cerebellum
  4. Nerve cells that transmit signals in the body
    Neurons
  5. The muscle that helps with breathing
    Diaphragm
  6. Fluid that carries oxygen and nutrients to cells
    Blood
  7. Blood cells that help with clotting
    Platelets
  8. Large airways that carry air to the lungs
    Bronchi
  9. responsible for thinking and voluntary actions
    Cerebrum
  10. The windpipe that carries air to the lungs
    Trachea
  11. Organs that take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide
    Lungs
  12. Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
    Arteries
  13. Tiny blood vessels where oxygen and nutrients are exchanged
    Capillaries
  14. Blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
    Veins
  15. The special muscle that forms the heart
    Cardiac muscle
  16. Tissue that connects bone to bone
    Ligament
  17. Hard tissue that forms the skeleton
    Bone
  18. Cells that help fight infections
    White blood cells
  19. The tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach
    Esophagus
  20. Cells that carry oxygen in the blood
    Red blood cells
  21. Tissue that can contract to produce movement
    Muscle
  22. The main pathway for nerve signals between the brain and body
    Spinal cord
  23. Tiny air sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs
    Alveoli
  24. The organ that pumps blood throughout the body
    Heart