DrawConclusionsa statementwhere you write:What did youlearn? Was yourhypothesiscorrect?Sciencea way oflearningabout thenatural worldponytailhow towear yourlong hairin a labEyewasha way towash outyour eyes inanemergencyBiologista type ofscientist thatstudies livingthingsTheScientificMethodthe processscientists useto answerquestions aboutthe naturalworldForm aHypothesisa possibleexplanation for a setof observations oranswer to a scientificquestion; a predictionVariableany factoryou canchange in anexperimentobservationusing one of yourfive senses togather informationabout the naturalworld.ReportResultswhen scientistscommunicate whatthey learned to otherscientists atconferences, orpublish work inarticles or journalsProcedurea writtenset of stepby stepdirectionsphysicalsciencethe study ofmatter,energy, andmotion.predictionanotherword forhypothesisSafetyGogglesworn toprotectyour eyesAnalyzeDatato review and thinkabout the data yougathered in theexperiment. Makea data table orgraphEarthSciencethe studyof earthand itsfeaturesScientistanyone who usesthe scientificmethod as aprocess to attemptto answer questionsabout the naturalworld.Astronomera type ofscientist thatstudies thestars andspacelifesciencethe studyof livingthingsAskQuestionQuestionsbased onobservationsabout thenatural world.theorya well tested andwidely acceptedhypothesis. Themajority of theworld's scientistsagree with it. ex.Big Bang Theoryclosed-toedshoeswhat youshould wearon your feetin a labDo anExperimenta way to testyour hypothesisusing step bystep directionsfivesensesused byscientistsforobservationDrawConclusionsa statementwhere you write:What did youlearn? Was yourhypothesiscorrect?Sciencea way oflearningabout thenatural worldponytailhow towear yourlong hairin a labEyewasha way towash outyour eyes inanemergencyBiologista type ofscientist thatstudies livingthingsTheScientificMethodthe processscientists useto answerquestions aboutthe naturalworldForm aHypothesisa possibleexplanation for a setof observations oranswer to a scientificquestion; a predictionVariableany factoryou canchange in anexperimentobservationusing one of yourfive senses togather informationabout the naturalworld.ReportResultswhen scientistscommunicate whatthey learned to otherscientists atconferences, orpublish work inarticles or journalsProcedurea writtenset of stepby stepdirectionsphysicalsciencethe study ofmatter,energy, andmotion.predictionanotherword forhypothesisSafetyGogglesworn toprotectyour eyesAnalyzeDatato review and thinkabout the data yougathered in theexperiment. Makea data table orgraphEarthSciencethe studyof earthand itsfeaturesScientistanyone who usesthe scientificmethod as aprocess to attemptto answer questionsabout the naturalworld.Astronomera type ofscientist thatstudies thestars andspacelifesciencethe studyof livingthingsAskQuestionQuestionsbased onobservationsabout thenatural world.theorya well tested andwidely acceptedhypothesis. Themajority of theworld's scientistsagree with it. ex.Big Bang Theoryclosed-toedshoeswhat youshould wearon your feetin a labDo anExperimenta way to testyour hypothesisusing step bystep directionsfivesensesused byscientistsforobservation

Introduction to Science Grade 6 - 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. a statement where you write: What did you learn? Was your hypothesis correct?
    Draw Conclusions
  2. a way of learning about the natural world
    Science
  3. how to wear your long hair in a lab
    pony tail
  4. a way to wash out your eyes in an emergency
    Eye wash
  5. a type of scientist that studies living things
    Biologist
  6. the process scientists use to answer questions about the natural world
    The Scientific Method
  7. a possible explanation for a set of observations or answer to a scientific question; a prediction
    Form a Hypothesis
  8. any factor you can change in an experiment
    Variable
  9. using one of your five senses to gather information about the natural world.
    observation
  10. when scientists communicate what they learned to other scientists at conferences, or publish work in articles or journals
    Report Results
  11. a written set of step by step directions
    Procedure
  12. the study of matter, energy, and motion.
    physical science
  13. another word for hypothesis
    prediction
  14. worn to protect your eyes
    Safety Goggles
  15. to review and think about the data you gathered in the experiment. Make a data table or graph
    Analyze Data
  16. the study of earth and its features
    Earth Science
  17. anyone who uses the scientific method as a process to attempt to answer questions about the natural world.
    Scientist
  18. a type of scientist that studies the stars and space
    Astronomer
  19. the study of living things
    life science
  20. Questions based on observations about the natural world.
    Ask Question
  21. a well tested and widely accepted hypothesis. The majority of the world's scientists agree with it. ex. Big Bang Theory
    theory
  22. what you should wear on your feet in a lab
    closed-toed shoes
  23. a way to test your hypothesis using step by step directions
    Do an Experiment
  24. used by scientists for observation
    five senses