(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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According to a recent study, the rabbit population is decreasing in your area. The resources can no longer support the population of rabbits. Record evidence to support this claim from the Gizmo.
Rabbit Population by Season
5.P.5
Forces and Motions
Measure and compare the running speeds of 4 African mammals. Record your findings in a Graph.
Measuring Motion
Remove one
organism and click advance year to see 2 years. Record your observations of what happens and why.
Forest Ecosystem
5.L.4 Ecosystems
Explain the theory of continental drift. Create your own version of Pangaea by fitting Earth's landmasses together like puzzle pieces
Building Pangaea
Answer the following:
1. Why does solubility tend to increase as temperature increases?
2. At what temperature range is sodium chloride more soluble than potassium
nitrate?
Solubility and Temperature
5.E.3 Changes in Landforms and Oceans
Determine the effect of dissolved oxygen on the fish in a pond. Use screenshots to support your answer.
Pond Ecosystems
Answer the following:
1.why does erosion occur more quickly in
a hot climate than
in a cold climate?
2. How do human activities help to cause erosion?
How can erosion be slowed?
Erosion Rates
Matter and Mixtures
Compare solids, liquids,
and gases in terms of having a fixed
shape or volume.
Describe the phase changes that occur when heat is added to or removed from water
Phases of Water
Answer the following:
1.What two factors affect
the terminal velocity
of an object?
2. Find the terminal velocity of objects falling through air, with or without a parachute.
Free Fall Tower
Draw a
sketch of the molecules in each phase (solid, liquid, gas
Chemical Changes
Create a Venn diagram
to compare forms of mechanical
and chemical weathering.
Weathering
Design an experiment to test
the effect of force on a loaded
cart. You can choose any surface and any object
to load onto the cart.
report your question, prediction, procedure, observations,
and conclusion.
Force and Fan Carts
