somethingthat isveryimportantTaskCardDataLogSimulationtheCommanderworking withthe crew in theSpacecrafta picture thatcan be sentfrom MissionControl toSpacecraft.FlightDirectorPriorityMissionCommandera studentworking inMissionControlacting outa spacemissiona number enteredinto the computersystem when aspacecraft crewmember is startinga new taskALFCameratheCommanderworking inMissionControlairlocka screenthat showsmissionactivitiesused in MissionControl torecordexperimentaldataMonitorControllera portablecameraused byPROBEa televisionmonitor thatshows thetask and timeMissionStatusImageStartCodea specialdoorway thatallowsastronauts toenter and leavethe spacecraft.step-by-stepinstructionsfor eachtasksomethingthat isveryimportantTaskCardDataLogSimulationtheCommanderworking withthe crew in theSpacecrafta picture thatcan be sentfrom MissionControl toSpacecraft.FlightDirectorPriorityMissionCommandera studentworking inMissionControlacting outa spacemissiona number enteredinto the computersystem when aspacecraft crewmember is startinga new taskALFCameratheCommanderworking inMissionControlairlocka screenthat showsmissionactivitiesused in MissionControl torecordexperimentaldataMonitorControllera portablecameraused byPROBEa televisionmonitor thatshows thetask and timeMissionStatusImageStartCodea specialdoorway thatallowsastronauts toenter and leavethe spacecraft.step-by-stepinstructionsfor eachtask

Return to the Moon Vocab - 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. something that is very important
  2. Task Card
  3. Data Log
  4. Simulation
  5. the Commander working with the crew in the Spacecraft
  6. a picture that can be sent from Mission Control to Spacecraft.
  7. Flight Director
  8. Priority
  9. Mission Commander
  10. a student working in Mission Control
  11. acting out a space mission
  12. a number entered into the computer system when a spacecraft crew member is starting a new task
  13. ALF Camera
  14. the Commander working in Mission Control
  15. airlock
  16. a screen that shows mission activities
  17. used in Mission Control to record experimental data
  18. Monitor
  19. Controller
  20. a portable camera used by PROBE
  21. a television monitor that shows the task and time
  22. Mission Status
  23. Image
  24. Start Code
  25. a special doorway that allows astronauts to enter and leave the spacecraft.
  26. step-by-step instructions for each task