ScientistPeople whocollect andorganize informationin a careful orderlyway looking forpatterns andconnections betweeneventsElectromagneticwaves electric andmagnetic wavesreleased by a vibratingelectric charge,capable of transferringenergy through avacuum. ObservationsGatheringinformationabout events orprocesses in acareful orderlyway.Magnetismproperty of somematerials thatallows them togive off anattractive orrepulsive force.Motionwhen anobjectchanges itsposition. HypothesisA prediction ofthe outcomeofan experimentViscosity a fluid’sresistanceto flowMixturetwo or moresubstancesphysicallycombined(variablecomposition) ElectricCurrent the netmovement ofelectric chargein asingle direction. Accelerationrate ofchange ofvelocity overtime. Temperature measure ofthe averagekinetic energyof particles inan objectMagneticFieldexternal forcegivenoff by amagnet;strongest at thepoles. Quantitativedata The type ofdata that usesnumbers andare obtained bycounting ormeasuringLaw ofConservationof Energy energycan never becreated ordestroyed, it canonly changeforms.Wave a rhythmicdisturbance thattransfersenergy throughmatter or space. EnergyThe ability tocausechange ;measured inJoulesSubstanceallparticles inmatter areidentical (fixedcomposition) PhysicalProperties properties that canbeobserved directly ormeasured withoutchanging thechemicalidentity of thesubstance Elements simplest formof matter from whichmore complexsubstances are made(listed on the PeriodicTable) Force push or pulloneobject exerts onanother.  ThermalEnergy the sum ofkinetic andpotentialenergy of theparticles in anobject.dataTheinformationgatheredfrom makingobservationsQualitativedata The type of datathat usesdescriptionsand involvecharacteristics thatcannot becounted Matter anything thathas massand takes upspace. ScientistPeople whocollect andorganize informationin a careful orderlyway looking forpatterns andconnections betweeneventsElectromagneticwaves electric andmagnetic wavesreleased by a vibratingelectric charge,capable of transferringenergy through avacuum. ObservationsGatheringinformationabout events orprocesses in acareful orderlyway.Magnetismproperty of somematerials thatallows them togive off anattractive orrepulsive force.Motionwhen anobjectchanges itsposition. HypothesisA prediction ofthe outcomeofan experimentViscosity a fluid’sresistanceto flowMixturetwo or moresubstancesphysicallycombined(variablecomposition) ElectricCurrent the netmovement ofelectric chargein asingle direction. Accelerationrate ofchange ofvelocity overtime. Temperature measure ofthe averagekinetic energyof particles inan objectMagneticFieldexternal forcegivenoff by amagnet;strongest at thepoles. Quantitativedata The type ofdata that usesnumbers andare obtained bycounting ormeasuringLaw ofConservationof Energy energycan never becreated ordestroyed, it canonly changeforms.Wave a rhythmicdisturbance thattransfersenergy throughmatter or space. EnergyThe ability tocausechange ;measured inJoulesSubstanceallparticles inmatter areidentical (fixedcomposition) PhysicalProperties properties that canbeobserved directly ormeasured withoutchanging thechemicalidentity of thesubstance Elements simplest formof matter from whichmore complexsubstances are made(listed on the PeriodicTable) Force push or pulloneobject exerts onanother.  ThermalEnergy the sum ofkinetic andpotentialenergy of theparticles in anobject.dataTheinformationgatheredfrom makingobservationsQualitativedata The type of datathat usesdescriptionsand involvecharacteristics thatcannot becounted Matter anything thathas massand takes upspace. 

Energy and Its Transformations, Force & Motion, Structures of Matter, and Habits of Mind - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. O-People who collect and organize information in a careful orderly way looking for patterns and connections between events
    O-Scientist
  2. N-electric and magnetic waves released by a vibrating electric charge, capable of transferring energy through a vacuum.
    N-Electromagnetic waves
  3. N-Gathering information about events or processes in a careful orderly way.
    N-Observations
  4. I-property of some materials that allows them to give off an attractive or repulsive force.
    I-Magnetism
  5. I-when an object changes its position.
    I-Motion
  6. O-A prediction of the outcome of an experiment
    O-Hypothesis
  7. G-a fluid’s resistance to flow
    G-Viscosity
  8. G-two or more substances physically combined (variable composition)
    G-Mixture
  9. B-the net movement of electric charge in a single direction.
    B-Electric Current
  10. I-rate of change of velocity over time.
    I-Acceleration
  11. G-measure of the average kinetic energy of particles in an object
    G-Temperature
  12. N-external force given off by a magnet; strongest at the poles.
    N-Magnetic Field
  13. O-The type of data that uses numbers and are obtained by counting or measuring
    O-Quantitative data
  14. B-energy can never be created or destroyed, it can only change forms.
    B-Law of Conservation of Energy
  15. B-a rhythmic disturbance that transfers energy through matter or space.
    B-Wave
  16. B-The ability to cause change ; measured in Joules
    B-Energy
  17. N-all particles in matter are identical (fixed composition)
    N-Substance
  18. G-properties that can be observed directly or measured without changing the chemical identity of the substance
    G-Physical Properties
  19. G-simplest form of matter from which more complex substances are made (listed on the Periodic Table)
    G-Elements
  20. I-push or pull one object exerts on another.
    I-Force
  21. B-the sum of kinetic and potential energy of the particles in an object.
    B-Thermal Energy
  22. O-The information gathered from making observations
    O-data
  23. O-The type of data that uses descriptions and involve characteristics that cannot be counted
    O-Qualitative data
  24. I-anything that has mass and takes up space.
    I-Matter