7Numberof cervicalVertebraeFemurLargestbone inthe bodyUlnaMedialbone oftheforearmHumerusBone ofthe upperarmMasseterSubscapularisMuscle thatinternallyrotate theshoulderRectusAbdominusMusclethat flexesthe trunkInfraspinatusMuscle thatexternallyrotates theshoulderSternumTibialisAnteriorSternocleidomastoidMuscle thatlaterallyflexes theneckCarpalsBonesof thewristQuadricepsMusclethatextendsthe kneePatellaKneecapClavicleCollarBoneGastrocnemiusLavatorScaplulaeMuscle thatelevatesthe scapulaPectoralisMajorFibulaLateralbone ofthe lowerlegRadiusLateralbone oftheforearmMusclethat flexestheforearmBicepBrachiiRhomboidsMuscle thatretracts thescapulaLigamentTissue thatconnectsbone toboneTendonTissuethat joinsmuscle tobone7Numberof cervicalVertebraeFemurLargestbone inthe bodyUlnaMedialbone oftheforearmHumerusBone ofthe upperarmMasseterSubscapularisMuscle thatinternallyrotate theshoulderRectusAbdominusMusclethat flexesthe trunkInfraspinatusMuscle thatexternallyrotates theshoulderSternumTibialisAnteriorSternocleidomastoidMuscle thatlaterallyflexes theneckCarpalsBonesof thewristQuadricepsMusclethatextendsthe kneePatellaKneecapClavicleCollarBoneGastrocnemiusLavatorScaplulaeMuscle thatelevatesthe scapulaPectoralisMajorFibulaLateralbone ofthe lowerlegRadiusLateralbone oftheforearmMusclethat flexestheforearmBicepBrachiiRhomboidsMuscle thatretracts thescapulaLigamentTissue thatconnectsbone toboneTendonTissuethat joinsmuscle tobone

BONES & MUSCLES - 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. Number of cervical Vertebrae
    7
  2. Largest bone in the body
    Femur
  3. Medial bone of the forearm
    Ulna
  4. Bone of the upper arm
    Humerus
  5. Masseter
  6. Muscle that internally rotate the shoulder
    Subscapularis
  7. Muscle that flexes the trunk
    Rectus Abdominus
  8. Muscle that externally rotates the shoulder
    Infraspinatus
  9. Sternum
  10. Tibialis Anterior
  11. Muscle that laterally flexes the neck
    Sternocleidomastoid
  12. Bones of the wrist
    Carpals
  13. Muscle that extends the knee
    Quadriceps
  14. Knee cap
    Patella
  15. Collar Bone
    Clavicle
  16. Gastrocnemius
  17. Muscle that elevates the scapula
    Lavator Scaplulae
  18. Pectoralis Major
  19. Lateral bone of the lower leg
    Fibula
  20. Lateral bone of the forearm
    Radius
  21. Bicep Brachii
    Muscle that flexes the forearm
  22. Muscle that retracts the scapula
    Rhomboids
  23. Tissue that connects bone to bone
    Ligament
  24. Tissue that joins muscle to bone
    Tendon