(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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Vocab word that means really thick liquid
viscous
Properties that marbles and wooden blocks have in common
hard, smooth, solid
You have to _______ the temperature of chocolate in order to get it to melt.
increase
solid, liquid and gas are the three ______.
states of matter
A type of change that is similar to an irreversible change because you can not get back your material in the sam way that it started.
chemical change
This word means that the color is not see through.
opaque
How much weight an object can hold before it breaks.
Strength
If an egg cooks it is an example of an ____
irreversible change
Liquids take the shape of the ____ they are in.
container
air is an example of a ____.
gas
Melted butter and a stick of butter are the same because they both have the same ______.
Physical properties (they are the same material)
The first step in the scientific process.
observe
When a material is able to bend and be pulled on without breaking.
flexibility
A word that means a little bit see through
translucent
You have to _______ the temperature of water in order to get it to turn to ice.
decrease
The third step in the scientific process
experiment
paper clip, cup, cell phone, Miss Pilla, Mr. Rodgers are all examples of ______.
solid
The second step in the scientific process.
ask questions
Jesse had three ice cubes in his cup. They melted in the hot sun. If he puts his cup back in the freezer, this is an example of a _____
reversible change
A word that means see through
transparent
water, juice, lava, dish detergent, fabric softener, corn starch are all examples of ____.
liquid
A type of change that is similar to a reversible change, because usually the state of matter changes, but we can put it back to how it started.
physical change
How much liquid a material can soak up
Absorbency
Two properties that an uncooked egg and slime have in common
Liquid, gooey