PrecipitationWater dropletsfall from theatmosphere inthe form of rain,sleet, snow orhail.watervaporwater in agaseousform.Evapotranspirationthe process by whichwater is transferredfrom the land to theatmosphere byevaporation from thesoil and transpirationfrom plants.Condensationthe cooling ofwater in theatmosphere,changing gasto a liquidrainWaterCyclethe process bywhich watercirculates betweenthe oceans,atmosphere andland.Sublimationwhen waterchanges from asolid to a gaswithoutbecoming aliquid.Rivera largenaturalstream ofwaterFogliquid watersuspendedin theatmospherePercolatesthe process bywhich watermovesdownwardsthrough soil andporous rockWatersheda land area thatchannels andcollects rainfalland snowmelt andeventually flowsoutflow points.Glaciera slow-movingmass of iceformed byaccumulation andcompaction ofsnow onmountains.Runoffexcess liquidthat flowsacross thesurface ofthe land.WaterSpringwater pressurethat causes anatural flow ofgroundwater onto the earth’ssurfaceDischargeThe volume ofwater fromgroundwateraquifers to abody of water.Clouda mass ofwater particlessuspended inthe sky at ahigh altitudeExcrete“biological water”pool, meaning theystore and transportwater within theirbodies Water leaving ourbodies!snowTranspirationthe process bywhich water isabsorbed by plantsthrough the rootsand thenevaporated throughthe leaves.Circulateto movethrough asystem andthen return tothe startingpointOceanLargebody ofwaterH2OformulaforwaterEvaporatethe processthat occurswhen waterchanges from aliquid to gas,caused by heat.Calvingthe process wherechunks of ice,forming icebergs,break off fromglaciers or iceshelves and float intothe sea where theymelt.Lakea body ofwatersurroundedby land onall sidesGroundwaterwater that flowsbeneath theEarth’s surfacein saturatedzones.Drink“biological water”pool, meaning theystore and transportwater within theirbodies Taking water into ourbodies!PrecipitationWater dropletsfall from theatmosphere inthe form of rain,sleet, snow orhail.watervaporwater in agaseousform.Evapotranspirationthe process by whichwater is transferredfrom the land to theatmosphere byevaporation from thesoil and transpirationfrom plants.Condensationthe cooling ofwater in theatmosphere,changing gasto a liquidrainWaterCyclethe process bywhich watercirculates betweenthe oceans,atmosphere andland.Sublimationwhen waterchanges from asolid to a gaswithoutbecoming aliquid.Rivera largenaturalstream ofwaterFogliquid watersuspendedin theatmospherePercolatesthe process bywhich watermovesdownwardsthrough soil andporous rockWatersheda land area thatchannels andcollects rainfalland snowmelt andeventually flowsoutflow points.Glaciera slow-movingmass of iceformed byaccumulation andcompaction ofsnow onmountains.Runoffexcess liquidthat flowsacross thesurface ofthe land.WaterSpringwater pressurethat causes anatural flow ofgroundwater onto the earth’ssurfaceDischargeThe volume ofwater fromgroundwateraquifers to abody of water.Clouda mass ofwater particlessuspended inthe sky at ahigh altitudeExcrete“biological water”pool, meaning theystore and transportwater within theirbodies Water leaving ourbodies!snowTranspirationthe process bywhich water isabsorbed by plantsthrough the rootsand thenevaporated throughthe leaves.Circulateto movethrough asystem andthen return tothe startingpointOceanLargebody ofwaterH2OformulaforwaterEvaporatethe processthat occurswhen waterchanges from aliquid to gas,caused by heat.Calvingthe process wherechunks of ice,forming icebergs,break off fromglaciers or iceshelves and float intothe sea where theymelt.Lakea body ofwatersurroundedby land onall sidesGroundwaterwater that flowsbeneath theEarth’s surfacein saturatedzones.Drink“biological water”pool, meaning theystore and transportwater within theirbodies Taking water into ourbodies!

THE WATER CYCLE - 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. Water droplets fall from the atmosphere in the form of rain, sleet, snow or hail.
    Precipitation
  2. water in a gaseous form.
    water vapor
  3. the process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and transpiration from plants.
    Evapotranspiration
  4. the cooling of water in the atmosphere, changing gas to a liquid
    Condensation
  5. rain
  6. the process by which water circulates between the oceans, atmosphere and land.
    Water Cycle
  7. when water changes from a solid to a gas without becoming a liquid.
    Sublimation
  8. a large natural stream of water
    River
  9. liquid water suspended in the atmosphere
    Fog
  10. the process by which water moves downwards through soil and porous rock
    Percolates
  11. a land area that channels and collects rainfall and snowmelt and eventually flows outflow points.
    Watershed
  12. a slow-moving mass of ice formed by accumulation and compaction of snow on mountains.
    Glacier
  13. excess liquid that flows across the surface of the land.
    Runoff
  14. Water
  15. water pressure that causes a natural flow of groundwater on to the earth’s surface
    Spring
  16. The volume of water from groundwater aquifers to a body of water.
    Discharge
  17. a mass of water particles suspended in the sky at a high altitude
    Cloud
  18. “biological water” pool, meaning they store and transport water within their bodies Water leaving our bodies!
    Excrete
  19. snow
  20. the process by which water is absorbed by plants through the roots and then evaporated through the leaves.
    Transpiration
  21. to move through a system and then return to the starting point
    Circulate
  22. Large body of water
    Ocean
  23. formula for water
    H2O
  24. the process that occurs when water changes from a liquid to gas, caused by heat.
    Evaporate
  25. the process where chunks of ice, forming icebergs, break off from glaciers or ice shelves and float into the sea where they melt.
    Calving
  26. a body of water surrounded by land on all sides
    Lake
  27. water that flows beneath the Earth’s surface in saturated zones.
    Groundwater
  28. “biological water” pool, meaning they store and transport water within their bodies Taking water into our bodies!
    Drink