Penguins startnesting closerto humanstationsbecause it’swarmer there.Engineersmake fake coralreefs to protectfish fromclimate change.The weatherbecomeswarmer, andsome Antarcticfish movenorth.A scientistteachesparrots to warnpeople aboutforest fires.Scientistsmake fakerain to helpdry forestsgrow again.Scientistssave bees bybuilding robotflowers thatfeed them.Humans usetechnologyto translatewhale songsinto English.A volcanoerupts underthe oceanand createsa new island.A huge icebergmelts and releasestiny sea creatureshumans havenever seen before.Penguins startnesting closerto humanstationsbecause it’swarmer there.Engineersmake fake coralreefs to protectfish fromclimate change.The weatherbecomeswarmer, andsome Antarcticfish movenorth.A scientistteachesparrots to warnpeople aboutforest fires.Scientistsmake fakerain to helpdry forestsgrow again.Scientistssave bees bybuilding robotflowers thatfeed them.Humans usetechnologyto translatewhale songsinto English.A volcanoerupts underthe oceanand createsa new island.A huge icebergmelts and releasestiny sea creatureshumans havenever seen before.

Untitled 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. Penguins start nesting closer to human stations because it’s warmer there.
  2. Engineers make fake coral reefs to protect fish from climate change.
  3. The weather becomes warmer, and some Antarctic fish move north.
  4. A scientist teaches parrots to warn people about forest fires.
  5. Scientists make fake rain to help dry forests grow again.
  6. Scientists save bees by building robot flowers that feed them.
  7. Humans use technology to translate whale songs into English.
  8. A volcano erupts under the ocean and creates a new island.
  9. A huge iceberg melts and releases tiny sea creatures humans have never seen before.