MoleculeWhen twoatoms arebondedtogether.DensityThe amountof matterwithin aspecificvolume.PhysicalChangeIcemeltingChemicalChangeBakingcookiesEnergySometimesreferred to as"heat", it's addedor removed duringa phase change.CompoundA substance madeof two or moreelements that arechemically bondedtogether.EvaporationWhen aliquidturns intoa gas.Mixture2 or moresubstancesmixed, but notchemicallybonded.ChemicalChangeRustingmetalFog in thebathroomfrom a hotshowerEvaporationProtonThe part ofthe atom thatis positively"+" chargedExtendedStructureWhen two ormoremoleculesare bonded.AtomThesmallestunit ofmatterNucleusThe part ofthe atom thatincludes theneutrons andprotons.ChemicalChangeWhen heat isabsorbed orreleased.Stirringtogethereggs, milk,and sugar.PhysicalChangeWaterdrops ona mirrorCondensationPhysicalChangeWhat canbe undonemost of thetime?Baking sodaand VinegarmixedtogetherChemicalChangeElementA substancemade of asingle typeof atom.HypothesisAn educatedguess thatcan betested.Doesn'tmakesomethingnewPhysicalChangeVolumeThe amountof space anobject takesup.SteamAn exampleofevaporationPhysicalChangeMixingingredientswhilecookingMassThe measureof an objectsresistanceagainstmovingRippingPaperPhysicalChangeDewonGrassAn exampleofcondensationElectronThe part ofthe atom thatorbits roundthe nucleus.PhysicalChangeChangesthe size,shape, orform.MakessomethingnewChemicalChangeChemicalChangeA changewhen gasis created.CondensationWhen agas turnsinto aliquid.NeutronThe part ofthe atom thathas nocharge (isneutral)MoleculeWhen twoatoms arebondedtogether.DensityThe amountof matterwithin aspecificvolume.PhysicalChangeIcemeltingChemicalChangeBakingcookiesEnergySometimesreferred to as"heat", it's addedor removed duringa phase change.CompoundA substance madeof two or moreelements that arechemically bondedtogether.EvaporationWhen aliquidturns intoa gas.Mixture2 or moresubstancesmixed, but notchemicallybonded.ChemicalChangeRustingmetalFog in thebathroomfrom a hotshowerEvaporationProtonThe part ofthe atom thatis positively"+" chargedExtendedStructureWhen two ormoremoleculesare bonded.AtomThesmallestunit ofmatterNucleusThe part ofthe atom thatincludes theneutrons andprotons.ChemicalChangeWhen heat isabsorbed orreleased.Stirringtogethereggs, milk,and sugar.PhysicalChangeWaterdrops ona mirrorCondensationPhysicalChangeWhat canbe undonemost of thetime?Baking sodaand VinegarmixedtogetherChemicalChangeElementA substancemade of asingle typeof atom.HypothesisAn educatedguess thatcan betested.Doesn'tmakesomethingnewPhysicalChangeVolumeThe amountof space anobject takesup.SteamAn exampleofevaporationPhysicalChangeMixingingredientswhilecookingMassThe measureof an objectsresistanceagainstmovingRippingPaperPhysicalChangeDewonGrassAn exampleofcondensationElectronThe part ofthe atom thatorbits roundthe nucleus.PhysicalChangeChangesthe size,shape, orform.MakessomethingnewChemicalChangeChemicalChangeA changewhen gasis created.CondensationWhen agas turnsinto aliquid.NeutronThe part ofthe atom thathas nocharge (isneutral)

6th Grade Chemistry Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. O-When two atoms are bonded together.
    O-Molecule
  2. N-The amount of matter within a specific volume.
    N-Density
  3. G-Ice melting
    G-Physical Change
  4. B-Baking cookies
    B-Chemical Change
  5. B-Sometimes referred to as "heat", it's added or removed during a phase change.
    B-Energy
  6. O-A substance made of two or more elements that are chemically bonded together.
    O-Compound
  7. O-When a liquid turns into a gas.
    O-Evaporation
  8. N-2 or more substances mixed, but not chemically bonded.
    N-Mixture
  9. G-Rusting metal
    G-Chemical Change
  10. G-Evaporation
    G-Fog in the bathroom from a hot shower
  11. I-The part of the atom that is positively "+" charged
    I-Proton
  12. N-When two or more molecules are bonded.
    N-Extended Structure
  13. N-The smallest unit of matter
    N-Atom
  14. O-The part of the atom that includes the neutrons and protons.
    O-Nucleus
  15. I-When heat is absorbed or released.
    I-Chemical Change
  16. O-Physical Change
    O-Stirring together eggs, milk, and sugar.
  17. I-Condensation
    I-Water drops on a mirror
  18. B-What can be undone most of the time?
    B-Physical Change
  19. N-Chemical Change
    N-Baking soda and Vinegar mixed together
  20. G-A substance made of a single type of atom.
    G-Element
  21. G-An educated guess that can be tested.
    G-Hypothesis
  22. G-Physical Change
    G-Doesn't make something new
  23. B-The amount of space an object takes up.
    B-Volume
  24. I-An example of evaporation
    I-Steam
  25. N-Mixing ingredients while cooking
    N-Physical Change
  26. I-The measure of an objects resistance against moving
    I-Mass
  27. B-Physical Change
    B-Ripping Paper
  28. B-An example of condensation
    B-Dew on Grass
  29. B-The part of the atom that orbits round the nucleus.
    B-Electron
  30. I-Changes the size, shape, or form.
    I-Physical Change
  31. O-Chemical Change
    O-Makes something new
  32. I-A change when gas is created.
    I-Chemical Change
  33. O-When a gas turns into a liquid.
    O-Condensation
  34. G-The part of the atom that has no charge (is neutral)
    G-Neutron