(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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Measures temperature
Thermometer
Layer of atmosphere where you find the O3 layer and weather balloons
Stratosphere
Lines on map connecting equal pressures
Isobar
Process of water falling down to Earth
Precipitation
Data that uses your 5 senses of observation
Qualitative Data
This powers the water cycle
Sun
Name for wind belt that travels west
Westerlies
Name for area of no wind at the equator
Doldrums
Name for wind belt near the poles
Polar Easterlies
_ created in areas air is rising/sinking
Calm Spots
Lines on map connecting equal temp
Isotherm
Layered clouds spread over a large area
Stratus
High, thin, and wispy clouds made of ice crystals
Cirrus
Wind going from sea to land
Sea Breeze
Name for area of no wind at 30 degree latitudes
Horse Latitudes
The main name of the 0 degree latitude line
Equator
Process of turning liquid water to water vapor
Evaporation
Water that has seeped into the ground
Ground Water
Wind going from land to sea
Land Breeze
Warm air mass caught between 2 cold air masses
Occluded Front
The variable you measure
Dependent Variable
The variable you keep the same
Controlled Variable
Data that uses numbers
Quantitative Data
The variable you change
Independent Variable
2 air masses next to each other and not moving.
Stationary Front
Cloud prefix or suffix meaning "rain"
Nimbus
Cold temps = this pressure
High Pressure
Water held in lakes, rivers, and oceans
Surface Water
Layer of atmosphere where weather occurs
Troposphere
Isobars far apart mean this...
Slow Pressure Change
Name for wind belt on either side of the equator
Trade Winds
Cold air mass runs into warm air mass and slides under it.
Cold Front
Air mass forms over ocean near the poles
Maritime Polar
Measures Wind Direction
Wind Vane
Cloud prefix meaning "mid- atmosphere"
Alto-
Measures Air Pressure
Barometer
Air mass forms over land near the equator
Continental Tropical
Hottest layer of atmosphere where space shuttles orbit
Thermosphere
Cloud prefix meaning "high atmosphere"
Cirro-
Warm air mass runs into cold air mass and rides over it.
Warm Front
Steps used to solve problems and do experiments
Scientific Method
Warm temps = this pressure
Low Pressure
Name for the cycle of rising warm air and sinking cold air
Convection Cells
Movement of water to water vapor through plants
Transpiration
Measures Humidity
Psychrometer
Protects Earth from solar radiation and keeps up warm
Ozone Layer
Measures an average amount of precipitation
Rain Gauge
Measures Wind Speed
Anemometer
Coldest later of atmosphere where you can find meteors
Mesosphere
Process of turning water vapor to liquid water in clouds
Condensation
Body of air
Air Mass
Driving force for downhill flow of water on land
Gravity
Isobars close together mean this...
Quick Pressure Change
Outer-most layers of atmosphere where satellites are found
Exosphere
Puffy & fluffy cloud with flat bottoms
Cumulus
Process of turning water vapor to crystals
Crystallization
Another name (synonym) for the water cycle
Hydrological Cycle
Air mass forms over land near the poles
Continental Polar
Fast moving currents of air going west to east
Jet Stream
Cloud prefix meaning "low- atmosphere"
Strato-
Air mass forms over ocean near the equator
Maritime Tropical
