TypesofTaxesAn objectless densethan waterwill floatGrossincomevs. netincomeMVEMJSUS- Order ofthe PlanetsYou canchange ONEvariable in avalidinvestigationCustomaryand MetricmeasurementsystemsEarth'sRevolutionPlaceValueChartWhenlooking fora total, ImultiplySedimentaryRockReflectionbouncesSagradaFamiliaQuotientWhen Ihave atotal, IdivideExpandedNotationA wholenumberdivided by aunit fraction =whole numberSand dunesare created bywind erosionand sedimentdepositionMountRainierwalkingstickGoldenGateBridgeEstimationApollo11FrequencyTablePartialproductsGlacierscause U-shapedvalleysA square hasfour rightangles andfour equalsidesPlasticis aninsulatorBarModelGETThe four anglesin aquadrilateralalways add upto 360 degreesEiffelTowerSaltwateris asolutionTrapezoidonly has onepair ofparallel linesHistoricLondonArea =spacecovered1/4 =.25All metalsareconductorsTurtleProductBurjKhalifaRefractionbendsAn objectmore densethan waterwill sinkBalancedBudgetUse the firstfive multiplesto makedenominatorsthe sameTheRomanColiseumStemand LeafPlotA unit fractiondivided by awholenumber =unit fractionIsoscelesmeans atleast twosides arecongruentStatueofLibertyA rightangle isexactly 90degreesPerimeter= add upall sidesRun on Xthenjump to YMr.Kleeman'spassportA piece of TheSummit floorwhen theRockets wonchampionshipsthereThe threeangles in atriangle alwaysadd up to 180degreesDotPlotFakeAcademyAwardA Muranoglass fromVenice,ItalyPeterthePorpoiseEarth'sRotationDig aDuckWaterconductsheat andelectricityVolume= l x wx hSteel, Iron,Cobalt andNickel aremagneticDrumsticksForms ofenergy(MELTS)1 foot =12inchesMr.Kleeman'sbook ofchildhoodphotosWeathervs.ClimateSand isnotsolubleTypesofTaxesAn objectless densethan waterwill floatGrossincomevs. netincomeMVEMJSUS- Order ofthe PlanetsYou canchange ONEvariable in avalidinvestigationCustomaryand MetricmeasurementsystemsEarth'sRevolutionPlaceValueChartWhenlooking fora total, ImultiplySedimentaryRockReflectionbouncesSagradaFamiliaQuotientWhen Ihave atotal, IdivideExpandedNotationA wholenumberdivided by aunit fraction =whole numberSand dunesare created bywind erosionand sedimentdepositionMountRainierwalkingstickGoldenGateBridgeEstimationApollo11FrequencyTablePartialproductsGlacierscause U-shapedvalleysA square hasfour rightangles andfour equalsidesPlasticis aninsulatorBarModelGETThe four anglesin aquadrilateralalways add upto 360 degreesEiffelTowerSaltwateris asolutionTrapezoidonly has onepair ofparallel linesHistoricLondonArea =spacecovered1/4 =.25All metalsareconductorsTurtleProductBurjKhalifaRefractionbendsAn objectmore densethan waterwill sinkBalancedBudgetUse the firstfive multiplesto makedenominatorsthe sameTheRomanColiseumStemand LeafPlotA unit fractiondivided by awholenumber =unit fractionIsoscelesmeans atleast twosides arecongruentStatueofLibertyA rightangle isexactly 90degreesPerimeter= add upall sidesRun on Xthenjump to YMr.Kleeman'spassportA piece of TheSummit floorwhen theRockets wonchampionshipsthereThe threeangles in atriangle alwaysadd up to 180degreesDotPlotFakeAcademyAwardA Muranoglass fromVenice,ItalyPeterthePorpoiseEarth'sRotationDig aDuckWaterconductsheat andelectricityVolume= l x wx hSteel, Iron,Cobalt andNickel aremagneticDrumsticksForms ofenergy(MELTS)1 foot =12inchesMr.Kleeman'sbook ofchildhoodphotosWeathervs.ClimateSand isnotsoluble

Things We've Learned, Talking Pieces and More - 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. Types of Taxes
  2. An object less dense than water will float
  3. Gross income vs. net income
  4. MVEMJSUS - Order of the Planets
  5. You can change ONE variable in a valid investigation
  6. Customary and Metric measurement systems
  7. Earth's Revolution
  8. Place Value Chart
  9. When looking for a total, I multiply
  10. Sedimentary Rock
  11. Reflection bounces
  12. Sagrada Familia
  13. Quotient
  14. When I have a total, I divide
  15. Expanded Notation
  16. A whole number divided by a unit fraction = whole number
  17. Sand dunes are created by wind erosion and sediment deposition
  18. Mount Rainier walking stick
  19. Golden Gate Bridge
  20. Estimation
  21. Apollo 11
  22. Frequency Table
  23. Partial products
  24. Glaciers cause U-shaped valleys
  25. A square has four right angles and four equal sides
  26. Plastic is an insulator
  27. Bar Model
  28. GET
  29. The four angles in a quadrilateral always add up to 360 degrees
  30. Eiffel Tower
  31. Saltwater is a solution
  32. Trapezoid only has one pair of parallel lines
  33. Historic London
  34. Area = space covered
  35. 1/4 = .25
  36. All metals are conductors
  37. Turtle
  38. Product
  39. Burj Khalifa
  40. Refraction bends
  41. An object more dense than water will sink
  42. Balanced Budget
  43. Use the first five multiples to make denominators the same
  44. The Roman Coliseum
  45. Stem and Leaf Plot
  46. A unit fraction divided by a whole number = unit fraction
  47. Isosceles means at least two sides are congruent
  48. Statue of Liberty
  49. A right angle is exactly 90 degrees
  50. Perimeter = add up all sides
  51. Run on X then jump to Y
  52. Mr. Kleeman's passport
  53. A piece of The Summit floor when the Rockets won championships there
  54. The three angles in a triangle always add up to 180 degrees
  55. Dot Plot
  56. Fake Academy Award
  57. A Murano glass from Venice, Italy
  58. Peter the Porpoise
  59. Earth's Rotation
  60. Dig a Duck
  61. Water conducts heat and electricity
  62. Volume = l x w x h
  63. Steel, Iron, Cobalt and Nickel are magnetic
  64. Drumsticks
  65. Forms of energy (MELTS)
  66. 1 foot = 12 inches
  67. Mr. Kleeman's book of childhood photos
  68. Weather vs. Climate
  69. Sand is not soluble