Tag: bingo

Posted is a link to a copy of my Plant Bingo assignment. I’ve added some text to explain why certain plants were chosen.

I changed a couple terms, as I was unable to find examples of those things near me, but here is my BINGO card!

This was a super fun activity! It will be great for a classroom…easily adaptable to the desired grade level.

Palmate Venation, Long Lanceolate, Stamin, Tap Root, Ovary, Pedicle, Conifer Seed Cone, Whorled Needles, Mesocarp I was originally looking for Fibrous roots but I either couldn’t find any that were large enough or not damaged, so I pulled up a beautiful Tap root and just crossed out Fibrous. Sorry if …

Completing my plant bingo while on vacation has been fun. These are all plants from northern Michigan. All photos taken using iPhone 12 Pro. Composite image created using Line Camera app for iPhone.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15H9OEkkJxElSKgFQNyn9agKt5U_I1Z8JCQCjh2bkOzI/edit?usp=sharing

I struggled a little with a few, but here’s my explanation

This was a fun assignment. The images I have are detailed and high quality (except for the rose, which got blurry every time because my daughter wouldn’t stop wiggling on my back!), but I had a hard time saving them in this pdf format. I will also upload the individual …

Here is my plant bingo card! I don’t have access to a printer unfortunately so I had to make my own!

I tried to find a live specimen for the “porate anther dehiscence”. I had just planted an American wintergreen, which is in the Ericaceae family, but the squirrels had eaten all the berries! I decided to use my drawing of crowberry that I drew for EBOT 100 last summer. There …