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Biology Classroom By Teacher Wilaiporn Chansangeam Ecosystem Worksheet Ecosystem Bingo: Go outside! With adult supervision, explore your own backyard, neighborhood, local park, or any natural area and fill in the blanks below. When you get four blocks in a row, BINGO! Bonus: Fill in all the blanks! Biotic Factor: Abiotic Factor: Producer: Decomposer: Consumer: Carnivore: Omnivore: Biotic Factor: page 2 Herbivore: Decomposer: Omnivore: Consumer: Producer: Carnivore: Abiotic Factor: Herbivore:

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