Watertableundergroundboundary betweenthe soil surfaceand the areawheregroundwatersaturates the soilSustainabilityThe ability toremaindiverse andproductiveover timePrimarySuccesionWatersheddrainagearea forwaterAquiferUndergroundwaterRunoffMovement ofwater acrossthe surfaceof landSecondaryConsumerSurfacewaterlakes,streams,rivers,oceansSpeciesA group oforganisms thathave similartraits and canproduce fertileoffspringHerbivoreConsumesproducersHeterotrophOrganismthat cannotproduce theirown food(energy)Pollutantchemical orbiologicalsubstancewhich harmswater, air, orland qualityBiodiversityall thedifferentkinds of lifeyou’ll find inone areaHydrosphereAll thewaterfound onEarth-->EnergyFlowAdaptationAn inheritedtrait thatincreases anorganismschance ofsurvivalAbioticNonlivingfactorsPrimaryConsumerSecondarySuccessionGroundwaterWaterfound inthegroundGeneticVariationsThe varietyof inheritedtraits that arepresent in apopulationAutotrophSelf-feeder10%RuleThe amount ofenergy passedto the nexttropic level inan ecosystemBioticLivingFactorsWatertableundergroundboundary betweenthe soil surfaceand the areawheregroundwatersaturates the soilSustainabilityThe ability toremaindiverse andproductiveover timePrimarySuccesionWatersheddrainagearea forwaterAquiferUndergroundwaterRunoffMovement ofwater acrossthe surfaceof landSecondaryConsumerSurfacewaterlakes,streams,rivers,oceansSpeciesA group oforganisms thathave similartraits and canproduce fertileoffspringHerbivoreConsumesproducersHeterotrophOrganismthat cannotproduce theirown food(energy)Pollutantchemical orbiologicalsubstancewhich harmswater, air, orland qualityBiodiversityall thedifferentkinds of lifeyou’ll find inone areaHydrosphereAll thewaterfound onEarth-->EnergyFlowAdaptationAn inheritedtrait thatincreases anorganismschance ofsurvivalAbioticNonlivingfactorsPrimaryConsumerSecondarySuccessionGroundwaterWaterfound inthegroundGeneticVariationsThe varietyof inheritedtraits that arepresent in apopulationAutotrophSelf-feeder10%RuleThe amount ofenergy passedto the nexttropic level inan ecosystemBioticLivingFactors

Organisms in the Environment - 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. underground boundary between the soil surface and the area where groundwater saturates the soil
    Water table
  2. The ability to remain diverse and productive over time
    Sustainability
  3. Primary Succesion
  4. drainage area for water
    Watershed
  5. Underground water
    Aquifer
  6. Movement of water across the surface of land
    Runoff
  7. Secondary Consumer
  8. lakes, streams, rivers, oceans
    Surface water
  9. A group of organisms that have similar traits and can produce fertile offspring
    Species
  10. Consumes producers
    Herbivore
  11. Organism that cannot produce their own food (energy)
    Heterotroph
  12. chemical or biological substance which harms water, air, or land quality
    Pollutant
  13. all the different kinds of life you’ll find in one area
    Biodiversity
  14. All the water found on Earth
    Hydrosphere
  15. Energy Flow
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  16. An inherited trait that increases an organisms chance of survival
    Adaptation
  17. Nonliving factors
    Abiotic
  18. Primary Consumer
  19. Secondary Succession
  20. Water found in the ground
    Groundwater
  21. The variety of inherited traits that are present in a population
    Genetic Variations
  22. Self-feeder
    Autotroph
  23. The amount of energy passed to the next tropic level in an ecosystem
    10% Rule
  24. Living Factors
    Biotic