Garden Bingo Cards
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These garden bingo cards use conversation prompts instead of single words, featuring 24 questions about plants, gardening experience, and horticulture interests for high school students. Prompts range from "Do you have a garden at home?" to "Wants a future career in the AG/Hort industry." Use as an icebreaker at the start of a botany or environmental unit, or adapt for general getting-to-know-you activities.
Word List
- Do you have a garden at home?
- Have you worked in a garden center?
- Has 1 or more houseplants in their room at home.
- Did you plant a new plant this spring?
- Have you planted herbs?
- Do you grow cut flowers?
- Do you love to cook and use herbs in your dishes?
- Can you name a plant that can survive without much water?
- Can you name a plant that grows from a bulb?
- Favorite plant is a rose
- What do you call a plant that grows back every year?
- Do you have a succulent
- Do you have a plant that blooms in the spring?
- Do you have a carnivorous plant?
- Do you have plant that's over 5 years old?
- Wants a future career in the AG/Hort industry
- Built a birdhouse
- Do you keep bees?
- Does your family can and preserve food?
- Favorite plant is a sunflower
- Has a flower name
- Someone who drinks herbal tea
- Works for a landscaper
- Has a field of native flowers
How to Use This Bingo Cards
Print a class set of unique bingo cards for classroom games, review sessions, or parties. Click 'View Bingo Cards' to choose how many cards to generate and customize the word list.
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