FoodWebA complexnetwork ofinterconnectedfood chains inan ecosystem.MineralsNaturalsubstances foundin the Earth thathave a specificchemicalcomposition andstructure. CarbonDioxideA gas that consistsof carbon andoxygen atoms,produced byburning fossil fuelsand duringrespiration.TerrestrialRelatingto land orthe Earth. FoodSubstancesconsumed byliving organismsto providenourishment andenergy.DecomposerAn organism thatbreaks downdead plants andanimals intosimplersubstances.SecondaryConsumerA carnivorewho eatsprimaryconsumers(animals) for itsfood.NutrientA substance thatprovidesnourishment andis essential for thegrowth andmaintenance oforganisms.ArgumentA set of reasonsor statements putforward topersuade othersto accept a claimor conclusion. MoldA type offungus thatoften grows onorganic matterin dampenvironments.FungiA group oforganisms, includingmushrooms andmolds, that play rolesin decomposition andnutrient cycling. ParticleA tinypiece orunit of asubstance.CalorieA unit ofmeasurementfor energy infood.SugarA sweetsubstance oftenused tosweeten foodand beverages.EvidencePrimaryConsumerAn herbivorewho eatsplants for itsfood.ProducerAn organism thatcreates its ownfood throughphotosynthesis orchemicalprocesses.OxygenA gasessential forthe respirationof most livingorganisms.EndangeredA term used todescribe aspecies that is atrisk of becomingextinct in thenear future.BacteriaMicroscopicsingle-celledorganisms thatcan be foundalmosteverywhere.ModelA simplifiedrepresentationor simulation ofa real-worldobject, process,or system.EcosystemA community ofliving organismsinteracting witheach other andtheirenvironment.GasA state of matterthat has nodefinite shape orvolume andexpands to fill itscontainer.ClaimA statementmade thatneeds to besupported orproven.Facts,information, ordata thatsupport aclaim or belief.AquaticRelatingto wateror living inwater.ConsumerAn organismthat feeds onotherorganisms toobtain energyand nutrients.TransferThe movementor passing ofsomething fromone place,person, or thingto another.MatterAnything thattakes up spaceand has mass,such as solids,liquids, andgasses.FoodWebA complexnetwork ofinterconnectedfood chains inan ecosystem.MineralsNaturalsubstances foundin the Earth thathave a specificchemicalcomposition andstructure. CarbonDioxideA gas that consistsof carbon andoxygen atoms,produced byburning fossil fuelsand duringrespiration.TerrestrialRelatingto land orthe Earth. FoodSubstancesconsumed byliving organismsto providenourishment andenergy.DecomposerAn organism thatbreaks downdead plants andanimals intosimplersubstances.SecondaryConsumerA carnivorewho eatsprimaryconsumers(animals) for itsfood.NutrientA substance thatprovidesnourishment andis essential for thegrowth andmaintenance oforganisms.ArgumentA set of reasonsor statements putforward topersuade othersto accept a claimor conclusion. MoldA type offungus thatoften grows onorganic matterin dampenvironments.FungiA group oforganisms, includingmushrooms andmolds, that play rolesin decomposition andnutrient cycling. ParticleA tinypiece orunit of asubstance.CalorieA unit ofmeasurementfor energy infood.SugarA sweetsubstance oftenused tosweeten foodand beverages.EvidencePrimaryConsumerAn herbivorewho eatsplants for itsfood.ProducerAn organism thatcreates its ownfood throughphotosynthesis orchemicalprocesses.OxygenA gasessential forthe respirationof most livingorganisms.EndangeredA term used todescribe aspecies that is atrisk of becomingextinct in thenear future.BacteriaMicroscopicsingle-celledorganisms thatcan be foundalmosteverywhere.ModelA simplifiedrepresentationor simulation ofa real-worldobject, process,or system.EcosystemA community ofliving organismsinteracting witheach other andtheirenvironment.GasA state of matterthat has nodefinite shape orvolume andexpands to fill itscontainer.ClaimA statementmade thatneeds to besupported orproven.Facts,information, ordata thatsupport aclaim or belief.AquaticRelatingto wateror living inwater.ConsumerAn organismthat feeds onotherorganisms toobtain energyand nutrients.TransferThe movementor passing ofsomething fromone place,person, or thingto another.MatterAnything thattakes up spaceand has mass,such as solids,liquids, andgasses.

LIFE SCIENCE BINGO - 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. A complex network of interconnected food chains in an ecosystem.
    Food Web
  2. Natural substances found in the Earth that have a specific chemical composition and structure.
    Minerals
  3. A gas that consists of carbon and oxygen atoms, produced by burning fossil fuels and during respiration.
    Carbon Dioxide
  4. Relating to land or the Earth.
    Terrestrial
  5. Substances consumed by living organisms to provide nourishment and energy.
    Food
  6. An organism that breaks down dead plants and animals into simpler substances.
    Decomposer
  7. A carnivore who eats primary consumers (animals) for its food.
    Secondary Consumer
  8. A substance that provides nourishment and is essential for the growth and maintenance of organisms.
    Nutrient
  9. A set of reasons or statements put forward to persuade others to accept a claim or conclusion.
    Argument
  10. A type of fungus that often grows on organic matter in damp environments.
    Mold
  11. A group of organisms, including mushrooms and molds, that play roles in decomposition and nutrient cycling.
    Fungi
  12. A tiny piece or unit of a substance.
    Particle
  13. A unit of measurement for energy in food.
    Calorie
  14. A sweet substance often used to sweeten food and beverages.
    Sugar
  15. Evidence
  16. An herbivore who eats plants for its food.
    Primary Consumer
  17. An organism that creates its own food through photosynthesis or chemical processes.
    Producer
  18. A gas essential for the respiration of most living organisms.
    Oxygen
  19. A term used to describe a species that is at risk of becoming extinct in the near future.
    Endangered
  20. Microscopic single-celled organisms that can be found almost everywhere.
    Bacteria
  21. A simplified representation or simulation of a real-world object, process, or system.
    Model
  22. A community of living organisms interacting with each other and their environment.
    Ecosystem
  23. A state of matter that has no definite shape or volume and expands to fill its container.
    Gas
  24. A statement made that needs to be supported or proven.
    Claim
  25. Facts, information, or data that support a claim or belief.
  26. Relating to water or living in water.
    Aquatic
  27. An organism that feeds on other organisms to obtain energy and nutrients.
    Consumer
  28. The movement or passing of something from one place, person, or thing to another.
    Transfer
  29. Anything that takes up space and has mass, such as solids, liquids, and gasses.
    Matter