LiquidsAtoms are packedtightly together,but have enoughroom to flow, orslide, past eachother.WoodBurningexampleof achemicalchangeElementa substancemade ofatoms thatare identicalMatteranything thathas massand takes upspace (hasvolume)32DegreesFwaterfreezes at___degrees FPhaseChangethe process of asubstance going fromone phase of matterto another withoutchanging anychemical propertiesMasstheamount ofmatter(weight)WaterH20HydrogenThere are2 ______atoms inH2OButterMeltsexampleof aphysicalchange118thenumber ofknownelementsPhysical_________properties areused to observe ordescribecharacteristics ofmatter.Solubilitythe abilityfor asubstanceto dissolveOxygenHumans aremostly madeup of whatelement?GasesAtoms are NOTtightly packedtogether, and haveso much energythey slip past eachother quickly.BoilingPointthe temperatureat which asubstance turnsfrom a liquid toa gasMixturea heterogeneouscombination of twoor moresubstances thatkeep theirpropertiesSolventthesubstancethatdissolves thesoluteVolumetheamountof spaceDensitythe amount of asubstance thatis in a specificamount ofspaceTemperaturethe measurementof the amount ofkinetic (or motion)energy within asubstanceSolidsAtoms are tightlypacked and DONOT move pasteach other. Theyvibrate in place.212DegreesFwaterboils at___degrees FChemical_________properties tell you thetypes of changes thematter can undergo.Describes a changein structure.Solutethesubstancethat is beingdissolved ina solutionFreezingPointthe temperatureat which asubstance turnsfrom a liquid to asolidAtomparticlethatmakes upmatterHeatThermalEnergy, or_______, iswhat changes aphase ofmatter.MeltingPointthe temperatureat which asubstance turnsfrom a solid to aliquidLiquidsAtoms are packedtightly together,but have enoughroom to flow, orslide, past eachother.WoodBurningexampleof achemicalchangeElementa substancemade ofatoms thatare identicalMatteranything thathas massand takes upspace (hasvolume)32DegreesFwaterfreezes at___degrees FPhaseChangethe process of asubstance going fromone phase of matterto another withoutchanging anychemical propertiesMasstheamount ofmatter(weight)WaterH20HydrogenThere are2 ______atoms inH2OButterMeltsexampleof aphysicalchange118thenumber ofknownelementsPhysical_________properties areused to observe ordescribecharacteristics ofmatter.Solubilitythe abilityfor asubstanceto dissolveOxygenHumans aremostly madeup of whatelement?GasesAtoms are NOTtightly packedtogether, and haveso much energythey slip past eachother quickly.BoilingPointthe temperatureat which asubstance turnsfrom a liquid toa gasMixturea heterogeneouscombination of twoor moresubstances thatkeep theirpropertiesSolventthesubstancethatdissolves thesoluteVolumetheamountof spaceDensitythe amount of asubstance thatis in a specificamount ofspaceTemperaturethe measurementof the amount ofkinetic (or motion)energy within asubstanceSolidsAtoms are tightlypacked and DONOT move pasteach other. Theyvibrate in place.212DegreesFwaterboils at___degrees FChemical_________properties tell you thetypes of changes thematter can undergo.Describes a changein structure.Solutethesubstancethat is beingdissolved ina solutionFreezingPointthe temperatureat which asubstance turnsfrom a liquid to asolidAtomparticlethatmakes upmatterHeatThermalEnergy, or_______, iswhat changes aphase ofmatter.MeltingPointthe temperatureat which asubstance turnsfrom a solid to aliquid

MATTER BINGO - 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. Atoms are packed tightly together, but have enough room to flow, or slide, past each other.
    Liquids
  2. example of a chemical change
    Wood Burning
  3. a substance made of atoms that are identical
    Element
  4. anything that has mass and takes up space (has volume)
    Matter
  5. water freezes at ___ degrees F
    32 Degrees F
  6. the process of a substance going from one phase of matter to another without changing any chemical properties
    Phase Change
  7. the amount of matter (weight)
    Mass
  8. H20
    Water
  9. There are 2 ______ atoms in H2O
    Hydrogen
  10. example of a physical change
    Butter Melts
  11. the number of known elements
    118
  12. _________ properties are used to observe or describe characteristics of matter.
    Physical
  13. the ability for a substance to dissolve
    Solubility
  14. Humans are mostly made up of what element?
    Oxygen
  15. Atoms are NOT tightly packed together, and have so much energy they slip past each other quickly.
    Gases
  16. the temperature at which a substance turns from a liquid to a gas
    Boiling Point
  17. a heterogeneous combination of two or more substances that keep their properties
    Mixture
  18. the substance that dissolves the solute
    Solvent
  19. the amount of space
    Volume
  20. the amount of a substance that is in a specific amount of space
    Density
  21. the measurement of the amount of kinetic (or motion) energy within a substance
    Temperature
  22. Atoms are tightly packed and DO NOT move past each other. They vibrate in place.
    Solids
  23. water boils at ___ degrees F
    212 Degrees F
  24. _________ properties tell you the types of changes the matter can undergo. Describes a change in structure.
    Chemical
  25. the substance that is being dissolved in a solution
    Solute
  26. the temperature at which a substance turns from a liquid to a solid
    Freezing Point
  27. particle that makes up matter
    Atom
  28. Thermal Energy, or _______, is what changes a phase of matter.
    Heat
  29. the temperature at which a substance turns from a solid to a liquid
    Melting Point