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1 Description: Reviewing Vocabulary and Concepts in the unit so far: Complete the photosynthesis lab (if necessary) and review vocabulary using BINGO. Goals: Review unit goals up to this point

2 Objectives: Day 15 Practice and review vocabulary from 6 kingdoms, symbiosis, carbon cycle, photosynthesis, and cellular respiration.

3 Bingo! Today we’re reviewing vocabulary by playing bingo. Use the words below to fill in your bingo cards! AnimalsPrimary ProducerFood Web PlantsTop ConsumerTrophic Pyramid EubacteriaOmnivorePredator ArcheabacteriaDecomposerPrey ProtistaScavengerParasite FungiHerbivoreCommensalism Primary ConsumerCarnivoreMutualism Secondary ConsumerFood ChainCompetition AdaptationMimicryGenetic Biodiversity CombustionFossil FuelErosion Cellular RespirationPhotosynthesisDecomposition Carbon DioxideOxygenSugar LightReactantProduct

4 Bingo! I will read a definition, example, or criteria and you must identify the vocabulary term it is in reference to. Mark your spaces and DO NOT clear your board unless told to. The winner will receive a prize. If you get bingo call it out and your board will be checked. It’s BINGO time!

5 Objectives: Day 15 Practice and review vocabulary from 6 kingdoms, symbiosis, carbon cycle, photosynthesis, and cellular respiration.

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