changing froma liquid stateto a solid stateby loss of heata scale oftemperature in whichwater freezes at 0degrees and boils at100 degrees understandard conditionsprocess by whichwater vaporchanges from gasto a liquid (this ishow clouds form)a toolused tomeasurecapacitya metric unit ofmass equal toone thousandgrams, or about2.2 poundsthe fundamentalunit of volume inthe metric system,equal to onethousand millilitersa distinct from thatmater takes on the4 states of materare solid, liquid,gas, and plasma,a substancecontaining 2 ormore materialsw/ differentpropertieschangingfrom a solidstate to aliquid stateby heatingmetricmeasure ofcapacityequal to1/1000 of a lto takeup morespaceproperties that can beobserved or measuredwithout changing thecomposition of mater. ex. texture, color, odorto takeup lessspaceaninstrumentformeasuringtemperaturethe amountof spacethat mattertakes upthe smallest particleof a specificcompound thatretains the chemicalproperties of thatelement orcompoundfundamental unitof length in themetric system, =to 100 centimetersor approximately39.37 inchesa metric unitof length,equal to onehundredth ofa meterenergy thatmoves betweenobjects ofdifferenttemper-aturesa tinyofmater.a metric unitof mass, equalto onethousandth ofa kilograma metric unitof length,equal to onehundredth ofa meterhow wellmatter canfloat in aliquid or gasa specialmixture formedwhen one ormore materialsdissolves inanotherchanging froma liquid stateto a solid stateby loss of heata scale oftemperature in whichwater freezes at 0degrees and boils at100 degrees understandard conditionsprocess by whichwater vaporchanges from gasto a liquid (this ishow clouds form)a toolused tomeasurecapacitya metric unit ofmass equal toone thousandgrams, or about2.2 poundsthe fundamentalunit of volume inthe metric system,equal to onethousand millilitersa distinct from thatmater takes on the4 states of materare solid, liquid,gas, and plasma,a substancecontaining 2 ormore materialsw/ differentpropertieschangingfrom a solidstate to aliquid stateby heatingmetricmeasure ofcapacityequal to1/1000 of a lto takeup morespaceproperties that can beobserved or measuredwithout changing thecomposition of mater. ex. texture, color, odorto takeup lessspaceaninstrumentformeasuringtemperaturethe amountof spacethat mattertakes upthe smallest particleof a specificcompound thatretains the chemicalproperties of thatelement orcompoundfundamental unitof length in themetric system, =to 100 centimetersor approximately39.37 inchesa metric unitof length,equal to onehundredth ofa meterenergy thatmoves betweenobjects ofdifferenttemper-aturesa tinyofmater.a metric unitof mass, equalto onethousandth ofa kilograma metric unitof length,equal to onehundredth ofa meterhow wellmatter canfloat in aliquid or gasa specialmixture formedwhen one ormore materialsdissolves inanother

Matter 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. changing from a liquid state to a solid state by loss of heat
  2. a scale of temperature in which water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees under standard conditions
  3. process by which water vapor changes from gas to a liquid (this is how clouds form)
  4. a tool used to measure capacity
  5. a metric unit of mass equal to one thousand grams, or about 2.2 pounds
  6. the fundamental unit of volume in the metric system, equal to one thousand milliliters
  7. a distinct from that mater takes on the 4 states of mater are solid, liquid, gas, and plasma,
  8. a substance containing 2 or more materials w/ different properties
  9. changing from a solid state to a liquid state by heating
  10. metric measure of capacity equal to 1/1000 of a l
  11. to take up more space
  12. properties that can be observed or measured without changing the composition of mater. ex. texture, color, odor
  13. to take up less space
  14. an instrument for measuring temperature
  15. the amount of space that matter takes up
  16. the smallest particle of a specific compound that retains the chemical properties of that element or compound
  17. fundamental unit of length in the metric system, = to 100 centimeters or approximately 39.37 inches
  18. a metric unit of length, equal to one hundredth of a meter
  19. energy that moves between objects of different temper-atures
  20. a tiny of mater.
  21. a metric unit of mass, equal to one thousandth of a kilogram
  22. a metric unit of length, equal to one hundredth of a meter
  23. how well matter can float in a liquid or gas
  24. a special mixture formed when one or more materials dissolves in another