ExtinctOccurs whena species nolonger exists ClassifyTo group bycharacteristics,similarities anddifferencesDigestiveSystemBodysystemthat breaksdown foodHypothesisAn educatedguess abouta topic orsituationMeasureto find thedimensions,weight, extent,quantity, orcapacity of anitemInnerPlanetsTheplanetsclosest tothe SunGalaxyA largegroup ofstars, gasand dustPredator An organismthat hunts forits foodPotentialEnergyStoredEnergyGogglesA safetytool usedto protecteyesKineticEnergytheenergy ofmotionThermometerTool used tomeasurethermalenergy orheatLusterThe shineof a metalor mineralMassTheamount ofmatter inan objectThermometerTool formeasuringtemperatureMilkyWayThe nameof ourgalaxyMuscularSystemBody systemthat controlsmovementCompareto examinethings to findout how theyare alike and/ordifferentDistanceMeasurementfrom oneplace toanotherForceA Pushor PullMeterstickTool formeasuringlargedistancesTripleBeamBalanceTool formeasuringmassAccelerationChange ofan object'sspeed ordirectionProcedureStep by stepdirections onhow to carryout anexperimentExtinctOccurs whena species nolonger exists ClassifyTo group bycharacteristics,similarities anddifferencesDigestiveSystemBodysystemthat breaksdown foodHypothesisAn educatedguess abouta topic orsituationMeasureto find thedimensions,weight, extent,quantity, orcapacity of anitemInnerPlanetsTheplanetsclosest tothe SunGalaxyA largegroup ofstars, gasand dustPredator An organismthat hunts forits foodPotentialEnergyStoredEnergyGogglesA safetytool usedto protecteyesKineticEnergytheenergy ofmotionThermometerTool used tomeasurethermalenergy orheatLusterThe shineof a metalor mineralMassTheamount ofmatter inan objectThermometerTool formeasuringtemperatureMilkyWayThe nameof ourgalaxyMuscularSystemBody systemthat controlsmovementCompareto examinethings to findout how theyare alike and/ordifferentDistanceMeasurementfrom oneplace toanotherForceA Pushor PullMeterstickTool formeasuringlargedistancesTripleBeamBalanceTool formeasuringmassAccelerationChange ofan object'sspeed ordirectionProcedureStep by stepdirections onhow to carryout anexperiment

Science - 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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G G
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B B
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B B
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G G
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B B
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I I
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O O
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O O
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G G
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N N
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B B
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O O
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G G
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I I
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I I
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G G
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N N
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O O
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N N
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B B
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O O
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I I
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  1. G-Occurs when a species no longer exists
    G-Extinct
  2. B-To group by characteristics, similarities and differences
    B-Classify
  3. B-Body system that breaks down food
    B-Digestive System
  4. G-An educated guess about a topic or situation
    G-Hypothesis
  5. B-to find the dimensions, weight, extent, quantity, or capacity of an item
    B-Measure
  6. I-The planets closest to the Sun
    I-Inner Planets
  7. O-A large group of stars, gas and dust
    O-Galaxy
  8. O- An organism that hunts for its food
    O-Predator
  9. G-Stored Energy
    G-Potential Energy
  10. N-A safety tool used to protect eyes
    N-Goggles
  11. B-the energy of motion
    B-Kinetic Energy
  12. O-Tool used to measure thermal energy or heat
    O-Thermometer
  13. G-The shine of a metal or mineral
    G-Luster
  14. I-The amount of matter in an object
    I-Mass
  15. I-Tool for measuring temperature
    I-Thermometer
  16. G-The name of our galaxy
    G-Milky Way
  17. N-Body system that controls movement
    N-Muscular System
  18. O-to examine things to find out how they are alike and/or different
    O-Compare
  19. N-Measurement from one place to another
    N-Distance
  20. B-A Push or Pull
    B-Force
  21. O-Tool for measuring large distances
    O-Meterstick
  22. I-Tool for measuring mass
    I-Triple Beam Balance
  23. I-Change of an object's speed or direction
    I-Acceleration
  24. N-Step by step directions on how to carry out an experiment
    N-Procedure