(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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Tree rings tell us about past climate.
Trees reduce UV exposure.
Trees breathe through stomata in leaves.
The world’s widest tree crown is 137 feet across.
Trees are home to 80% of Earth’s biodiversity.
Some tree leaves close at night.
Hyperion is the tallest tree, at 379 feet.
Planting more trees is one of the best ways to fight climate change.
Trees release oxygen through photosynthesis.
Tree bark can be used for medicine.
Trees can survive lightning strikes.
Fruit trees were among the first cultivated plants.
Trees were worshipped in many ancient cultures.
Some trees “walk” by growing new roots.
Some trees grow hollow trunks.
Cherry blossoms bloom for just a few weeks.
Some trees are pollinated by bats.
Trees help prevent soil erosion.
Larch trees lose their needles in winter.
Some trees bear fruit without pollination.
Tree planting improves mental health.
A tree’s canopy can host hundreds of species.
Some trees bloom only at night.
Trees are used in phytoremediation (soil cleaning).
The dragon blood tree bleeds red sap.
Trees are used to make paper and furniture.
Trees can “remember” droughts.
Trees absorb carbon dioxide, fighting climate change.
Trees are the longest-living organisms on Earth.
Mangroves grow in salty coastal areas.
Trees can live without leaves in dormancy.
Mangroves protect coastlines from erosion.
Trees grow from the tips of their branches.
Acacia trees deter herbivores with thorns and chemicals.
Some trees can clone themselves.
Redwood bark can be up to a foot thick.
Tree wood is used for musical instruments.
The Amazon has over 390 billion trees.
The ginkgo tree is a living fossil.
Pando is a massive clonal aspen colony in Utah.
The cacao tree produces chocolate.
Rubber comes from tree sap.
Trees have been on Earth for over 300 million years.
Banana “trees” are actually herbs.
Apple trees are in the rose family.
Trees cool cities by up to 10°F.
Redwoods are the tallest trees on Earth.
Trees “sweat” water through their leaves.
There are over 60,000 species of trees.
Dendrochronology is the study of tree rings.
Maple syrup comes from sugar maple trees.
Trees can provide natural windbreaks.
Coconut palms are technically trees.
Tree roots can break through rock.
Trees store water in droughts.
Trees “talk” through chemical signals and root fungi.
Some trees smell like popcorn or vanilla.
Trees produce blossoms before leaves in spring.
The root systems of trees can be massive.
Trees reduce stress just by being around them.
Some trees trap insects for nutrients.
The oldest known tree is over 4,800 years old.
Some trees glow in the dark (bioluminescence).
Some trees grow new trunks when damaged.
Some trees are drought-resistant.
Baobab trees can store water in their trunks.
Tree trunks can spiral as they grow.
Oak trees can live for 1,000 years.
Apple trees take years to bear fruit.
Trees are symbols of strength and endurance.
Trees are used in art and storytelling.
Trees are natural air filters.
The yew tree is considered sacred in the UK.
The oldest tree rings date back 10,000+ years.
Some trees flower only once every few years.
Bamboo is technically a grass but is tree-like.
Tree canopies offer shelter to wildlife.
A weeping willow’s branches can root in water.
Trees can grow in deserts.
Trees reduce flooding by soaking up rain.
Trees can have their own ecosystems.
Some trees change color in fall to save energy.
The largest tree by volume is the General Sherman.
