depositionwater vaporchangesdirectly froma gas to asolidsolidice is thisform ofwaterRaindroplets ofwater that arepulled bygravity to theearth's surfacesublimationsolidchangesdirectly intowater vaporSnowfrozenprecipitation- crystalstructuregroundwaterwaterunder theearth'ssurfacewarmthisenvironmentcauses waterto absorbenergyliquidmost ofearth'swater is inthis form97%salt watermakes upthispercentage ofearth's watertranspirationthe releaseof watervapor byplants2.5%percentageof freshwaterchangeof statemoving fromone form ofwater toanotherDeepWaterCurrentcurrentsbelow thesurfaceweatheringprocess bywhich waterhelps shapeearth'ssurface70%Earth'soceanscover thispercent ofthe surfaceFahrenheitmeasurementfortemperaturein UScoldthisenvironmentcauseswater toloose energyprecipitationwater thatfalls to theearth fromcloudsrunoffwater thatflows downhillacross Earth'ssurfaceglaciersrivers ofice arecalledsurfacecurrentcurrentsnear thesurfacepowered bywindcondensationthe processof gasbecoming aliquidgasvapor in theatmosphere- we can'tsee itevaporationliquid waterchanges towater vapordepositionwater vaporchangesdirectly froma gas to asolidsolidice is thisform ofwaterRaindroplets ofwater that arepulled bygravity to theearth's surfacesublimationsolidchangesdirectly intowater vaporSnowfrozenprecipitation- crystalstructuregroundwaterwaterunder theearth'ssurfacewarmthisenvironmentcauses waterto absorbenergyliquidmost ofearth'swater is inthis form97%salt watermakes upthispercentage ofearth's watertranspirationthe releaseof watervapor byplants2.5%percentageof freshwaterchangeof statemoving fromone form ofwater toanotherDeepWaterCurrentcurrentsbelow thesurfaceweatheringprocess bywhich waterhelps shapeearth'ssurface70%Earth'soceanscover thispercent ofthe surfaceFahrenheitmeasurementfortemperaturein UScoldthisenvironmentcauseswater toloose energyprecipitationwater thatfalls to theearth fromcloudsrunoffwater thatflows downhillacross Earth'ssurfaceglaciersrivers ofice arecalledsurfacecurrentcurrentsnear thesurfacepowered bywindcondensationthe processof gasbecoming aliquidgasvapor in theatmosphere- we can'tsee itevaporationliquid waterchanges towater vapor

The Water Cycle - 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. water vapor changes directly from a gas to a solid
    deposition
  2. ice is this form of water
    solid
  3. droplets of water that are pulled by gravity to the earth's surface
    Rain
  4. solid changes directly into water vapor
    sublimation
  5. frozen precipitation - crystal structure
    Snow
  6. water under the earth's surface
    ground water
  7. this environment causes water to absorb energy
    warm
  8. most of earth's water is in this form
    liquid
  9. salt water makes up this percentage of earth's water
    97%
  10. the release of water vapor by plants
    transpiration
  11. percentage of fresh water
    2.5%
  12. moving from one form of water to another
    change of state
  13. currents below the surface
    Deep Water Current
  14. process by which water helps shape earth's surface
    weathering
  15. Earth's oceans cover this percent of the surface
    70%
  16. measurement for temperature in US
    Fahrenheit
  17. this environment causes water to loose energy
    cold
  18. water that falls to the earth from clouds
    precipitation
  19. water that flows downhill across Earth's surface
    runoff
  20. rivers of ice are called
    glaciers
  21. currents near the surface powered by wind
    surface current
  22. the process of gas becoming a liquid
    condensation
  23. vapor in the atmosphere - we can't see it
    gas
  24. liquid water changes to water vapor
    evaporation