Transportsnutrientsand oxygento the cellsFunctionofCirculatorySystemNosetracheaLungsSTRUCTURESof RespiratorySystemBreak downfood toprovideenergy andnutrientsFunctionofDigestiveSystemExcretesliquidwaste(urine)Functionof UrinarySystemBrainspinalcordNervesSTRUCTURESof NervousSystemExchange ofgasesbetween theblood andenvironmentFunction ofRespiratorySystemGlandsSTRUCTURESof EndocrineSystemMouthesophagusStomachIntestineLiverSTRUCTURESof DigestiveSystemSTRUCTURESof ReproductiveSystemProtection1st Line ofDefenseFunction ofIntegumentarysystemProtect andfightsinfectionsanddiseasesFunctionofImmuneSystemControls andCoordinateall the bodyfunctionsFunctionofNervousSystemMusclesSTRUCTURESof MuscularSystemProductionofOffspringFunction ofReproductiveSystemBonesandCartilageSTRUCTURESof SkeletalSystemHormonesMeans"ChemicalMessenger"Useshormones tohelp regulatebodyfunctionsFunctionofEndocrineSystemKidneysUretersUrinaryBladderSTRUCTURESof UrinarySystemSkinHairNailsSTRUCTURESofIntegumentarySystemLymphNodesSpleenSTRUCTURESof ImmuneSystemMovementFunctionofMuscularSystemPathogensMeans"disease-causingorganism"HeartBlood andBloodvesselsSTRUCTURESof CirculatorySystemBody structureand shapeProtectsinternal organsFunctionofSkeletalsystemTransportsnutrientsand oxygento the cellsFunctionofCirculatorySystemNosetracheaLungsSTRUCTURESof RespiratorySystemBreak downfood toprovideenergy andnutrientsFunctionofDigestiveSystemExcretesliquidwaste(urine)Functionof UrinarySystemBrainspinalcordNervesSTRUCTURESof NervousSystemExchange ofgasesbetween theblood andenvironmentFunction ofRespiratorySystemGlandsSTRUCTURESof EndocrineSystemMouthesophagusStomachIntestineLiverSTRUCTURESof DigestiveSystemSTRUCTURESof ReproductiveSystemProtection1st Line ofDefenseFunction ofIntegumentarysystemProtect andfightsinfectionsanddiseasesFunctionofImmuneSystemControls andCoordinateall the bodyfunctionsFunctionofNervousSystemMusclesSTRUCTURESof MuscularSystemProductionofOffspringFunction ofReproductiveSystemBonesandCartilageSTRUCTURESof SkeletalSystemHormonesMeans"ChemicalMessenger"Useshormones tohelp regulatebodyfunctionsFunctionofEndocrineSystemKidneysUretersUrinaryBladderSTRUCTURESof UrinarySystemSkinHairNailsSTRUCTURESofIntegumentarySystemLymphNodesSpleenSTRUCTURESof ImmuneSystemMovementFunctionofMuscularSystemPathogensMeans"disease-causingorganism"HeartBlood andBloodvesselsSTRUCTURESof CirculatorySystemBody structureand shapeProtectsinternal organsFunctionofSkeletalsystem

TEKS 7.13A Functions of Human Body Systems - 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. Function of Circulatory System
    Transports nutrients and oxygen to the cells
  2. STRUCTURES of Respiratory System
    Nose trachea Lungs
  3. Function of Digestive System
    Break down food to provide energy and nutrients
  4. Function of Urinary System
    Excretes liquid waste (urine)
  5. STRUCTURES of Nervous System
    Brain spinal cord Nerves
  6. Function of Respiratory System
    Exchange of gases between the blood and environment
  7. STRUCTURES of Endocrine System
    Glands
  8. STRUCTURES of Digestive System
    Mouth esophagus Stomach Intestine Liver
  9. STRUCTURES of Reproductive System
  10. Function of Integumentary system
    Protection 1st Line of Defense
  11. Function of Immune System
    Protect and fights infections and diseases
  12. Function of Nervous System
    Controls and Coordinate all the body functions
  13. STRUCTURES of Muscular System
    Muscles
  14. Function of Reproductive System
    Production of Offspring
  15. STRUCTURES of Skeletal System
    Bones and Cartilage
  16. Means "Chemical Messenger"
    Hormones
  17. Function of Endocrine System
    Uses hormones to help regulate body functions
  18. STRUCTURES of Urinary System
    Kidneys Ureters Urinary Bladder
  19. STRUCTURES of Integumentary System
    Skin Hair Nails
  20. STRUCTURES of Immune System
    Lymph Nodes Spleen
  21. Function of Muscular System
    Movement
  22. Means "disease-causing organism"
    Pathogens
  23. STRUCTURES of Circulatory System
    Heart Blood and Blood vessels
  24. Function of Skeletal system
    Body structure and shape Protects internal organs