The moonformed after aplanet-sizedobject collidedwith ______.Tides are caused by theforce of____________________from the sun and moonacting on Earth.The moon’s averagedensity is about the sameas the density of Earth’s____________________layers.Galileo called the dark,flat parts of the moon____________________because they looked likeseas.A tide with the leastdistance between low andhigh tides is called a(n)____________________tide.If you are in a car thatstops suddenly, yourbody keeps movingbecause it has____________________.The sun andmoon seem tomove across thesky each daybecause of Earth’s__ on its axis.The darkest partof the moon’sshadow is calledthe_____________.A lunar eclipsecan only occurduring the________phaseof the moon.During a _____eclipse, Earthblocks sunlightfrom reachingthe moon.The moon canbe seen fromEarth because_______reflects off themoon’s surface.Day and nightare caused byEarth’s________ onits axisThe tendency for anobject in motion to remainin motion is called____________________.A _______eclipse occurswhen the moonmoves directlybetween thesun and Earth.Seasons on Earth arecaused by the____________________of Earth’s axis as Earthrevolves around the sun.The force that pulls themoon toward Earth iscalled____________________.According to the____________________theory, the moon wasformed when a planet-sized object collided withEarth.A tide with thegreatest differencebetween low andhigh tides is calleda _____ tide.The round pits on themoon are called____________________.You can see the solarcorona from Earth duringa(n)____________________eclipse.The moon rotates onceon its axis in the sameamount of time that it____________________once around Earth.When a large objectcollided with Earth, debrisfrom the collision wasejected into orbit andinitially formed a(n)____________________.The times whenday and nightare of equallength arecalled _____.The lighted half ofthe moon facesaway from Earthduring the_______ phase ofthe moon.The moonformed after aplanet-sizedobject collidedwith ______.Tides are caused by theforce of____________________from the sun and moonacting on Earth.The moon’s averagedensity is about the sameas the density of Earth’s____________________layers.Galileo called the dark,flat parts of the moon____________________because they looked likeseas.A tide with the leastdistance between low andhigh tides is called a(n)____________________tide.If you are in a car thatstops suddenly, yourbody keeps movingbecause it has____________________.The sun andmoon seem tomove across thesky each daybecause of Earth’s__ on its axis.The darkest partof the moon’sshadow is calledthe_____________.A lunar eclipsecan only occurduring the________phaseof the moon.During a _____eclipse, Earthblocks sunlightfrom reachingthe moon.The moon canbe seen fromEarth because_______reflects off themoon’s surface.Day and nightare caused byEarth’s________ onits axisThe tendency for anobject in motion to remainin motion is called____________________.A _______eclipse occurswhen the moonmoves directlybetween thesun and Earth.Seasons on Earth arecaused by the____________________of Earth’s axis as Earthrevolves around the sun.The force that pulls themoon toward Earth iscalled____________________.According to the____________________theory, the moon wasformed when a planet-sized object collided withEarth.A tide with thegreatest differencebetween low andhigh tides is calleda _____ tide.The round pits on themoon are called____________________.You can see the solarcorona from Earth duringa(n)____________________eclipse.The moon rotates onceon its axis in the sameamount of time that it____________________once around Earth.When a large objectcollided with Earth, debrisfrom the collision wasejected into orbit andinitially formed a(n)____________________.The times whenday and nightare of equallength arecalled _____.The lighted half ofthe moon facesaway from Earthduring the_______ phase ofthe moon.

Earth, Sun and Moon - 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. The moon formed after a planet-sized object collided with ______.
  2. Tides are caused by the force of ____________________ from the sun and moon acting on Earth.
  3. The moon’s average density is about the same as the density of Earth’s ____________________ layers.
  4. Galileo called the dark, flat parts of the moon ____________________ because they looked like seas.
  5. A tide with the least distance between low and high tides is called a(n) ____________________ tide.
  6. If you are in a car that stops suddenly, your body keeps moving because it has ____________________.
  7. The sun and moon seem to move across the sky each day because of Earth’s __ on its axis.
  8. The darkest part of the moon’s shadow is called the _____________.
  9. A lunar eclipse can only occur during the ________phase of the moon.
  10. During a _____ eclipse, Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the moon.
  11. The moon can be seen from Earth because _______ reflects off the moon’s surface.
  12. Day and night are caused by Earth’s ________ on its axis
  13. The tendency for an object in motion to remain in motion is called ____________________.
  14. A _______ eclipse occurs when the moon moves directly between the sun and Earth.
  15. Seasons on Earth are caused by the ____________________ of Earth’s axis as Earth revolves around the sun.
  16. The force that pulls the moon toward Earth is called ____________________.
  17. According to the ____________________ theory, the moon was formed when a planet-sized object collided with Earth.
  18. A tide with the greatest difference between low and high tides is called a _____ tide.
  19. The round pits on the moon are called ____________________.
  20. You can see the solar corona from Earth during a(n) ____________________ eclipse.
  21. The moon rotates once on its axis in the same amount of time that it ____________________ once around Earth.
  22. When a large object collided with Earth, debris from the collision was ejected into orbit and initially formed a(n) ____________________.
  23. The times when day and night are of equal length are called _____.
  24. The lighted half of the moon faces away from Earth during the _______ phase of the moon.