how muchspacesomethingtakes upwhen a scientistchanges acondition andobserves theeffect of thechangean educatedguess abouthow thingsworkan answerto ascientificquestiona statementthat isalways trueand can beprovenhow hot orcoldsomethingisa guessbased onobservationsthe process inwhichscientists studythe worldaround themmakesthings faraway appearcloserto studysomethingcloselytools usedfor handlingsmall objectthe conditionthat youchange in anexperimentsomethingyou noticeusing yoursensesa truestatementabout howthe worldworkspieces ofinformationused toanswerquestionsa tool to viewthings toosmall to beviewed byunaided eyesa statementbased onpersonalbeliefs orfeelingsa tool that makessmall things looklarger; also calleda magnifying glasstheamount ofmaterial insomethinga tool used inastronomythat makes faraway thingslook closera widecylindricalcontainer usedto measure thevolume of liquida straight edgedtool marked withinches and/orcentimeters usedfor measuringlengtha tool with abalancedbeam and twopans used tomeasure massanobservationthat helpsprove a factto be truehow muchspacesomethingtakes upwhen a scientistchanges acondition andobserves theeffect of thechangean educatedguess abouthow thingsworkan answerto ascientificquestiona statementthat isalways trueand can beprovenhow hot orcoldsomethingisa guessbased onobservationsthe process inwhichscientists studythe worldaround themmakesthings faraway appearcloserto studysomethingcloselytools usedfor handlingsmall objectthe conditionthat youchange in anexperimentsomethingyou noticeusing yoursensesa truestatementabout howthe worldworkspieces ofinformationused toanswerquestionsa tool to viewthings toosmall to beviewed byunaided eyesa statementbased onpersonalbeliefs orfeelingsa tool that makessmall things looklarger; also calleda magnifying glasstheamount ofmaterial insomethinga tool used inastronomythat makes faraway thingslook closera widecylindricalcontainer usedto measure thevolume of liquida straight edgedtool marked withinches and/orcentimeters usedfor measuringlengtha tool with abalancedbeam and twopans used tomeasure massanobservationthat helpsprove a factto be true

Scientific Method Definitions - 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. how much space something takes up
  2. when a scientist changes a condition and observes the effect of the change
  3. an educated guess about how things work
  4. an answer to a scientific question
  5. a statement that is always true and can be proven
  6. how hot or cold something is
  7. a guess based on observations
  8. the process in which scientists study the world around them
  9. makes things far away appear closer
  10. to study something closely
  11. tools used for handling small object
  12. the condition that you change in an experiment
  13. something you notice using your senses
  14. a true statement about how the world works
  15. pieces of information used to answer questions
  16. a tool to view things too small to be viewed by unaided eyes
  17. a statement based on personal beliefs or feelings
  18. a tool that makes small things look larger; also called a magnifying glass
  19. the amount of material in something
  20. a tool used in astronomy that makes far away things look closer
  21. a wide cylindrical container used to measure the volume of liquid
  22. a straight edged tool marked with inches and/or centimeters used for measuring length
  23. a tool with a balanced beam and two pans used to measure mass
  24. an observation that helps prove a fact to be true