insulatormaterial thatdoes NOTallow energyto flowtransformanotherway tosayconvertindependentvariablethe variablethe scientistwill changeon purposeswitchon/off(opens orcloses acircuit)frictionforce betweentwo objectsrubbingagainst eachothergravityforce that pullstwo objectstoward eachother based ontheir massnomotionnomovementbecauseforces arebalanceddirectionwhich wayan objectmovesshown by anarrowconvertto changesomethingfrom oneform toanothermotionmovementthat happenswhen forcesareunbalancedFree!unbalancedforcesfoces aredifferentand motionoccursforcea pushor apullnewton(N)unit ofmeasurementfor forcepowergeneratorbattery orother powersource in acircuitbalancedforcesforces are thesame size andin oppositedirections nomotion occursarrowshows thesize anddirectionof a forcemasshow muchstuffmakes upan objectmetals,saltwater,humansexamplesofconductorsmagnetismforce caused bytwo objectsmoving toward oraway from eachother based onpositives ornegativesdependentvariablethe variablethat will changeas a result ofwhat thescientist doesconductormaterialthat allowsfor energyto flowglass,rubber,plasticexamplesofinsulatorsdistancemeasurementof length(how far)insulatormaterial thatdoes NOTallow energyto flowtransformanotherway tosayconvertindependentvariablethe variablethe scientistwill changeon purposeswitchon/off(opens orcloses acircuit)frictionforce betweentwo objectsrubbingagainst eachothergravityforce that pullstwo objectstoward eachother based ontheir massnomotionnomovementbecauseforces arebalanceddirectionwhich wayan objectmovesshown by anarrowconvertto changesomethingfrom oneform toanothermotionmovementthat happenswhen forcesareunbalancedFree!unbalancedforcesfoces aredifferentand motionoccursforcea pushor apullnewton(N)unit ofmeasurementfor forcepowergeneratorbattery orother powersource in acircuitbalancedforcesforces are thesame size andin oppositedirections nomotion occursarrowshows thesize anddirectionof a forcemasshow muchstuffmakes upan objectmetals,saltwater,humansexamplesofconductorsmagnetismforce caused bytwo objectsmoving toward oraway from eachother based onpositives ornegativesdependentvariablethe variablethat will changeas a result ofwhat thescientist doesconductormaterialthat allowsfor energyto flowglass,rubber,plasticexamplesofinsulatorsdistancemeasurementof length(how far)

Forces and Circuits Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. material that does NOT allow energy to flow
    insulator
  2. another way to say convert
    transform
  3. the variable the scientist will change on purpose
    independent variable
  4. on/off (opens or closes a circuit)
    switch
  5. force between two objects rubbing against each other
    friction
  6. force that pulls two objects toward each other based on their mass
    gravity
  7. no movement because forces are balanced
    no motion
  8. which way an object moves shown by an arrow
    direction
  9. to change something from one form to another
    convert
  10. movement that happens when forces are unbalanced
    motion
  11. Free!
  12. foces are different and motion occurs
    unbalanced forces
  13. a push or a pull
    force
  14. unit of measurement for force
    newton (N)
  15. battery or other power source in a circuit
    power generator
  16. forces are the same size and in opposite directions no motion occurs
    balanced forces
  17. shows the size and direction of a force
    arrow
  18. how much stuff makes up an object
    mass
  19. examples of conductors
    metals, saltwater, humans
  20. force caused by two objects moving toward or away from each other based on positives or negatives
    magnetism
  21. the variable that will change as a result of what the scientist does
    dependent variable
  22. material that allows for energy to flow
    conductor
  23. examples of insulators
    glass, rubber, plastic
  24. measurement of length (how far)
    distance