(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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How much of the Earth and moon are always illuminated by the sun?
half
Moon phase where a small sliver of light is visible on the right side
waxing crescent
When the moon moves between the sun and Earth blocking the sun's light on parts of Earth
solar eclipse
March 21st; last day of winter in the Northern Hemisphere
Spring Equinox
Occurs when the sun, Earth, and moon form a right angle causing the smallest difference between high and low tides
neap tide
Phase when half of the moon is illuminated on the left side
3rd or Last Quarter
Time it takes the moon to orbit the Earth
about one month
The equator divides Earth into two of these.
hemispheres
The spinning of an object on its axis.
rotation
A moon phase in which only a small sliver is illuminated
crescent
phase when the moon is not visible from Earth
new moon
Most places experience 2 high tides (or two low tides) this often.
every 12.5 hours
Phase when half of the moon is illuminated on the right side.
1st Quarter
A "big" moon that is almost fully illuminated
gibbous
Occurs every four years when an extra day is added to February
Leap Year
The Earth's axis is tilted at this angle.
23.5 degrees
It takes the Earth this long to revolve around the sun
365 1/4 days
The movement of one object around another object
revolution
When the moon seems to be getting smaller, we say it is ___.
waning
Caused by the gravitation pull of the moon (and the sun)
ocean tides
the direction Earth and the moon revolve and rotate
Counter-clockwise
When it is fall in the Southern Hemisphere, it is __ in the Northern Hemisphere
Spring
the moon revolves around this
Earth
How many high tides (or low tides) do most places have each day?
two
When it's summer in the Southern Hemisphere it is __ in the Northern Hemisphere.
Winter
"Shortest" day of the year; December 21st in the Northern hemisphere
Winter Solstice
Path an object takes when it revolves around another object
orbit
When a moon phase is waning, the light is on this side.
left
These are caused by the tilt of Earth's axis as it revolves around the sun
seasons
Occurs when the sun, Earth, & moon are aligned causing the highest high tides and lowest low tides
spring tide
The light we see on the moon is ___.
Reflected from the sun
When it is spring in the Southern Hemisphere it is _ in the Northern Hemisphere.
Fall or Autumn
The two days of the year when there are 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night
equinox
Phase where a small sliver of light is visible on the left side of the moon
waning crescent
Occurs about once a month when the moon goes from new moon to new moon
lunar cycle
When it is winter in the Southern Hemisphere it is __ in the Northern Hemisphere.
Summer
Time of day when the sun is directly overhead
noon
The Northern Hemisphere is having summer when the North Pole is __
tilted toward the sun
The time it takes Earth to complete one rotation on its axis
24 hours
The Northern Hemisphere is having winter when the North Pole is __.
tilted away from the sun
Earth's rotation on its axis causes this
Day & Night
When the moon seems to be growing, we say it is ____,
waxing
the imaginary line that divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
equator
Phase when more than half of the moon is illuminated on the left side
waning gibbous
Tides change from high to low about this often.
every 6.25 hours
The changing shapes of the moon we see as it revolves around Earth are called ___.
moon
phases
The imaginary line around which Earth rotates
axis
Occurs around September 23rd when summer ends
Fall or Autumnal Equinox
This force causes the oceans to be pulled toward the moon and the sun
gravity
Phase when more than half of the moon is visible on the right side
waxing gibbous
The Earth revolves around this.
sun
Moon phase when the entire illuminated side is facing Earth
full moon
The gravitational pull of this object is the primary cause of tides
moon
When a moon phase is waxing, the light is on this side.
right
When the moon moves behind the Earth and is darkened by Earth's shadow
lunar eclipse
"Longest" day of the year: June 21st in the Northern Hemisphere
Summer Solstice
