SmallIntestineLong organwhere mostnutrientabsorptionoccursCardiovascularSystemSystemresponsible formoving bloodthrough out thebody to distributenutrients andgather wasteNeuronSpecializedcells of thenervoussystemSmoothMuscleInvoluntaryMuscle thatlines internalorgansSkeletalsystemThis system isyour bodiesframework thatprovidesprotection andsupportAlveoliTiny air sacsin the lungsresponsiblefor gasexchangeMotorNeuronNeuron thatdeliverssignals fromthe brain tobody partsTracheaWindpipe:connectsnose/mouth toBronchi in therespiratorysystemMuscularsystemSystemresponsible formovement,pumping blood,and involuntaryorgan motionHingeJointJoint thatonly movesback andforth alongone planeSkullBone thatconnectsthe brainLongBoneA bone thatis longerthan it iswidePivotJointRotationalJoint thatmoves onone socketIrregularbonesAny bonethat doesn'tfit into long,short, or flatStomachOrgan thatuses acid tochemicallydigest foodMyofibrilOrganellethat is onlyin musclecellsNervousSystemSystemresponsible forcontrolling yourbody by sendingsignals basedon sensory inputDigestiveSystemThis system isresponsible forbreaking downfood andabsorbingnutrientsVeinBlood vesselthat bringsblood backto the heartBall andSocketJointJoint withthe widestrange ofmotionSkeletalMuscleMuscle youcontrolvoluntarily,responsible foryou being ableto moveWhitebloodcellBlood cellresponsiblefor fightinginfectionArteryBlood vesselthat takesblood awayfrom theheartFlatBoneA thin flattenedbone that oftenprovidesprotection forinternal organsLigamentConnectivetissue thatconnectsbone toother bonesCardiacMuscleInvoluntarymusclethat makesyour heartShortBoneCubeshapedboneTendonConnectivetissue thatconnectsmuscles tobonesRespiratorySystemSystemresponsible forbringing oxygeninto our body andgetting carbon-dioxide outSmallIntestineLong organwhere mostnutrientabsorptionoccursCardiovascularSystemSystemresponsible formoving bloodthrough out thebody to distributenutrients andgather wasteNeuronSpecializedcells of thenervoussystemSmoothMuscleInvoluntaryMuscle thatlines internalorgansSkeletalsystemThis system isyour bodiesframework thatprovidesprotection andsupportAlveoliTiny air sacsin the lungsresponsiblefor gasexchangeMotorNeuronNeuron thatdeliverssignals fromthe brain tobody partsTracheaWindpipe:connectsnose/mouth toBronchi in therespiratorysystemMuscularsystemSystemresponsible formovement,pumping blood,and involuntaryorgan motionHingeJointJoint thatonly movesback andforth alongone planeSkullBone thatconnectsthe brainLongBoneA bone thatis longerthan it iswidePivotJointRotationalJoint thatmoves onone socketIrregularbonesAny bonethat doesn'tfit into long,short, or flatStomachOrgan thatuses acid tochemicallydigest foodMyofibrilOrganellethat is onlyin musclecellsNervousSystemSystemresponsible forcontrolling yourbody by sendingsignals basedon sensory inputDigestiveSystemThis system isresponsible forbreaking downfood andabsorbingnutrientsVeinBlood vesselthat bringsblood backto the heartBall andSocketJointJoint withthe widestrange ofmotionSkeletalMuscleMuscle youcontrolvoluntarily,responsible foryou being ableto moveWhitebloodcellBlood cellresponsiblefor fightinginfectionArteryBlood vesselthat takesblood awayfrom theheartFlatBoneA thin flattenedbone that oftenprovidesprotection forinternal organsLigamentConnectivetissue thatconnectsbone toother bonesCardiacMuscleInvoluntarymusclethat makesyour heartShortBoneCubeshapedboneTendonConnectivetissue thatconnectsmuscles tobonesRespiratorySystemSystemresponsible forbringing oxygeninto our body andgetting carbon-dioxide out

Body Systems 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. Long organ where most nutrient absorption occurs
    Small Intestine
  2. System responsible for moving blood through out the body to distribute nutrients and gather waste
    Cardiovascular System
  3. Specialized cells of the nervous system
    Neuron
  4. Involuntary Muscle that lines internal organs
    Smooth Muscle
  5. This system is your bodies framework that provides protection and support
    Skeletal system
  6. Tiny air sacs in the lungs responsible for gas exchange
    Alveoli
  7. Neuron that delivers signals from the brain to body parts
    Motor Neuron
  8. Windpipe: connects nose/mouth to Bronchi in the respiratory system
    Trachea
  9. System responsible for movement, pumping blood, and involuntary organ motion
    Muscular system
  10. Joint that only moves back and forth along one plane
    Hinge Joint
  11. Bone that connects the brain
    Skull
  12. A bone that is longer than it is wide
    Long Bone
  13. Rotational Joint that moves on one socket
    Pivot Joint
  14. Any bone that doesn't fit into long, short, or flat
    Irregular bones
  15. Organ that uses acid to chemically digest food
    Stomach
  16. Organelle that is only in muscle cells
    Myofibril
  17. System responsible for controlling your body by sending signals based on sensory input
    Nervous System
  18. This system is responsible for breaking down food and absorbing nutrients
    Digestive System
  19. Blood vessel that brings blood back to the heart
    Vein
  20. Joint with the widest range of motion
    Ball and Socket Joint
  21. Muscle you control voluntarily, responsible for you being able to move
    Skeletal Muscle
  22. Blood cell responsible for fighting infection
    White blood cell
  23. Blood vessel that takes blood away from the heart
    Artery
  24. A thin flattened bone that often provides protection for internal organs
    Flat Bone
  25. Connective tissue that connects bone to other bones
    Ligament
  26. Involuntary muscle that makes your heart
    Cardiac Muscle
  27. Cube shaped bone
    Short Bone
  28. Connective tissue that connects muscles to bones
    Tendon
  29. System responsible for bringing oxygen into our body and getting carbon-dioxide out
    Respiratory System