astronomyebb andflow ofeach star’sbrightnessmeticulouseye fordetail192130 centsan hour1,77780womentheMilkyWay.EdwinHubblestudyingmusic.EdwardPickeringtroublewith hereyeshead ofstellarphotometrylongerperiodsstar’sdistancefrom theearth‘computers,’ill-health“HarvardAnnex.”May1902parallaxMagellanicClouds1912 shepublished herbreakthrough.artsassistanteldest ofsevenchildrenCleveland,Ohiodeafgraduatedin 1892variablestar1926starbrightnessdataBeloit,Wisconsincalculationsand dataanalysisCepheidvariablestarsdevoutlyreligiousgraphLancaster,Massachusetts.pulserateNobelPrize inphysicsproblemswith herhearingresearchassistantCambridgeastronomyebb andflow ofeach star’sbrightnessmeticulouseye fordetail192130 centsan hour1,77780womentheMilkyWay.EdwinHubblestudyingmusic.EdwardPickeringtroublewith hereyeshead ofstellarphotometrylongerperiodsstar’sdistancefrom theearth‘computers,’ill-health“HarvardAnnex.”May1902parallaxMagellanicClouds1912 shepublished herbreakthrough.artsassistanteldest ofsevenchildrenCleveland,Ohiodeafgraduatedin 1892variablestar1926starbrightnessdataBeloit,Wisconsincalculationsand dataanalysisCepheidvariablestarsdevoutlyreligiousgraphLancaster,Massachusetts.pulserateNobelPrize inphysicsproblemswith herhearingresearchassistantCambridge

Henrietta Leavitt - 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. astronomy
  2. ebb and flow of each star’s brightness
  3. meticulous eye for detail
  4. 1921
  5. 30 cents an hour
  6. 1,777
  7. 80 women
  8. the Milky Way.
  9. Edwin Hubble
  10. studying music.
  11. Edward Pickering
  12. trouble with her eyes
  13. head of stellar photometry
  14. longer periods
  15. star’s distance from the earth
  16. ‘computers,’
  17. ill-health
  18. “Harvard Annex.”
  19. May 1902
  20. parallax
  21. Magellanic Clouds
  22. 1912 she published her breakthrough.
  23. arts assistant
  24. eldest of seven children
  25. Cleveland, Ohio
  26. deaf
  27. graduated in 1892
  28. variable star
  29. 1926
  30. star brightness data
  31. Beloit, Wisconsin
  32. calculations and data analysis
  33. Cepheid variable stars
  34. devoutly religious
  35. graph
  36. Lancaster, Massachusetts.
  37. pulse rate
  38. Nobel Prize in physics
  39. problems with her hearing
  40. research assistant
  41. Cambridge