Grade 3: Unit 1: Motion & Stability - 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.

1. When an object is not moving, the forces acting on it are _______.
   balanced
2. When opposite sides of the magnet come together (the north pole and south pole)
   attract
3. a measure of how far an object moves
   Distance
4. The continuous change in position of an object
   Motion
5. a measure of how fast an object is moving
   speed
6. The law that states an object at rest stays at rest, or an object in motion stays in motion unless another unbalanced force acts on it. Hint: Tug of war/ coin drop
   Newton's 1st Law
7. The force that opposes gravity. If a chair was on the ground, this is the name for the force that pushes up on the chair from the floor.
   Upward force (normal force)
8. When an object has a lot of mass, it has ______. This word means resistance to change.
   Inertia
9. A force that brings and object farther away from another object.
   pull
10. A measure of how long it takes for an object to change.
    time
11. The force of two objects rubbing against each other that slows objects down.
    Friction
12. The law that states every object has an equal but opposite reaction. (Hint: Ballon Rockets)
    Newton's 3rd Law
13. If you drop two objects, and no air resistance falls on them, they will hit the ground at the _________.
    same time
14. A push or a pull
    Force
15. If an object is moving, the forces acting on it are ______.
    unbalanced
16. The friction force that air exerts against an object. (Hint: Egg drop parachutes)
    Air resistance
17. The one thing we learned about that can push or pull on something else WITHOUT touching it.
    magnets
18. A surface with a lot of friction.
    grassy soccer field
19. The law that states the greater the force placed on an object, the farther it will move. Hint: Sliding friction cars
    Newton's 2nd Law
20. This happens when the same side of the magnets touch each other (south pole to south pole or north pole to north pole)
    repel
21. The force that brings all objects back down to Earth's center
    gravity
22. Forces that you cannot see, like magnetism, friction, gravity, and air resistance.
    invisible force
23. A force that brings an object closer to another object.
    push
24. a surface with the least amount of friction
    Smooth glass tabletop