SunAn exampleof a naturallight sourceFlashlightan exampleof anartificial lightsourceVibrateWhen somethingmoves back andforth really quickly.Our vocal cords dothis when we talk.ShadowThis formswhen alight waveis blocked.translucentAn objectthat letssome lightpass throughLightWhathelps oureyes see?wavesSoundtravels in___. (thinktuning forkexperiment)voicesThis is oneway humanscommunicatewith sound.softvolumea rustle of leaves, awhisper, a pencilscratching acrosspaper, and thefaucet dripping allhave this incommon.PitchA whistle has a high______ and a drumhas a low _______.This word meanshow high or low asound is.Free!opaqueAn objectthat does notlet any lightthrough at allTrafficlightOne way wecommunicatewith light.straightlinesThis ishow lighttravels toour eyes.LoudVolumePolice siren,school bell, firedrill bell, boombox, megaphoneall have this incommontransparentAn objectthat letsALL lightthroughSunAn exampleof a naturallight sourceFlashlightan exampleof anartificial lightsourceVibrateWhen somethingmoves back andforth really quickly.Our vocal cords dothis when we talk.ShadowThis formswhen alight waveis blocked.translucentAn objectthat letssome lightpass throughLightWhathelps oureyes see?wavesSoundtravels in___. (thinktuning forkexperiment)voicesThis is oneway humanscommunicatewith sound.softvolumea rustle of leaves, awhisper, a pencilscratching acrosspaper, and thefaucet dripping allhave this incommon.PitchA whistle has a high______ and a drumhas a low _______.This word meanshow high or low asound is.Free!opaqueAn objectthat does notlet any lightthrough at allTrafficlightOne way wecommunicatewith light.straightlinesThis ishow lighttravels toour eyes.LoudVolumePolice siren,school bell, firedrill bell, boombox, megaphoneall have this incommontransparentAn objectthat letsALL lightthrough

1st Grade Unit 2: Light and Sound - 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. An example of a natural light source
    Sun
  2. an example of an artificial light source
    Flashlight
  3. When something moves back and forth really quickly. Our vocal cords do this when we talk.
    Vibrate
  4. This forms when a light wave is blocked.
    Shadow
  5. An object that lets some light pass through
    translucent
  6. What helps our eyes see?
    Light
  7. Sound travels in ___. (think tuning fork experiment)
    waves
  8. This is one way humans communicate with sound.
    voices
  9. a rustle of leaves, a whisper, a pencil scratching across paper, and the faucet dripping all have this in common.
    soft volume
  10. A whistle has a high ______ and a drum has a low _______. This word means how high or low a sound is.
    Pitch
  11. Free!
  12. An object that does not let any light through at all
    opaque
  13. One way we communicate with light.
    Traffic light
  14. This is how light travels to our eyes.
    straight lines
  15. Police siren, school bell, fire drill bell, boom box, megaphone all have this in common
    Loud Volume
  16. An object that lets ALL light through
    transparent