Hot liquidrock locatedbelow theEarth'ssurfaceSmall rockfragmentssuch asmud, sand orgravelA naturalsubstanceusually foundas crystals inrocksCrust thatliesbeneathan oceanThe squeezingof sediment bythe weight ofoverlying layersTheoutermostlayer ofEarthThe layer ofEarth that liesbetween themantle andinner coreThe movementof continentsaround thesurface of EarthThe gluingtogether ofsediment bynew mineralcrystalsA large oceanwave causedby anearthquake orcoastallandslideThe suddenshaking ofEarth'ssurfaceThe thickestlayer of Earth,between thecore and thecrustAny rockformed whensediment iscompactedor cementedTheinnermostlayer ofEarthThe wearingaway andremoval ofrockThe remains ortraces of anancientorganismpreserved inrockHot liquidrock locatedabove theEarth'ssurfaceA changeof statefrom solidto liquidThe movementof continentsaround thesurface of EarthAny rock thathas beenchanged byintense heatand pressureAny rockformed bythe coolingof magma orlavaCrust thatliesbeneath acontinentThebreakdownof rocks intosmall grainsor soil The set ofchanges thatturn one rocktype intoanotherA changeof statefrom liquidto solidHot liquidrock locatedbelow theEarth'ssurfaceSmall rockfragmentssuch asmud, sand orgravelA naturalsubstanceusually foundas crystals inrocksCrust thatliesbeneathan oceanThe squeezingof sediment bythe weight ofoverlying layersTheoutermostlayer ofEarthThe layer ofEarth that liesbetween themantle andinner coreThe movementof continentsaround thesurface of EarthThe gluingtogether ofsediment bynew mineralcrystalsA large oceanwave causedby anearthquake orcoastallandslideThe suddenshaking ofEarth'ssurfaceThe thickestlayer of Earth,between thecore and thecrustAny rockformed whensediment iscompactedor cementedTheinnermostlayer ofEarthThe wearingaway andremoval ofrockThe remains ortraces of anancientorganismpreserved inrockHot liquidrock locatedabove theEarth'ssurfaceA changeof statefrom solidto liquidThe movementof continentsaround thesurface of EarthAny rock thathas beenchanged byintense heatand pressureAny rockformed bythe coolingof magma orlavaCrust thatliesbeneath acontinentThebreakdownof rocks intosmall grainsor soil The set ofchanges thatturn one rocktype intoanotherA changeof statefrom liquidto solid

Earth Science Definitions - 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. Hot liquid rock located below the Earth's surface
  2. Small rock fragments such as mud, sand or gravel
  3. A natural substance usually found as crystals in rocks
  4. Crust that lies beneath an ocean
  5. The squeezing of sediment by the weight of overlying layers
  6. The outermost layer of Earth
  7. The layer of Earth that lies between the mantle and inner core
  8. The movement of continents around the surface of Earth
  9. The gluing together of sediment by new mineral crystals
  10. A large ocean wave caused by an earthquake or coastal landslide
  11. The sudden shaking of Earth's surface
  12. The thickest layer of Earth, between the core and the crust
  13. Any rock formed when sediment is compacted or cemented
  14. The innermost layer of Earth
  15. The wearing away and removal of rock
  16. The remains or traces of an ancient organism preserved in rock
  17. Hot liquid rock located above the Earth's surface
  18. A change of state from solid to liquid
  19. The movement of continents around the surface of Earth
  20. Any rock that has been changed by intense heat and pressure
  21. Any rock formed by the cooling of magma or lava
  22. Crust that lies beneath a continent
  23. The breakdown of rocks into small grains or soil
  24. The set of changes that turn one rock type into another
  25. A change of state from liquid to solid