upper mantle Lower Mantle pyroclastic flow Convergent Boundry Alfred Wegener Tectonic Plates Ashfall South American Plate Magma Denser crust Mt. St. Helens Asthenosphere Divergent Boundry Iron & Nickel Transform Boundry VEI Pangea Geologist Subduction Zone thickness layer Mantle Earth Oceanic Crust Covers 70 % of Earth 70 Continent Lithosphere Mt. Fuiji Outermost & Thinnest layer Boundry Cinder cone 1800 miles thick composite Outer Core Volcano Mt. St. Helen Continental Crust The Ring of Fire Inner Core Hamilayans Core volcanologist Magnetic Field Fault Mid ocean ridges Earthquake Continental Drift (moving) Crater Caldera North American Plate Lava composite Rift Valleys upper mantle Lower Mantle pyroclastic flow Convergent Boundry Alfred Wegener Tectonic Plates Ashfall South American Plate Magma Denser crust Mt. St. Helens Asthenosphere Divergent Boundry Iron & Nickel Transform Boundry VEI Pangea Geologist Subduction Zone thickness layer Mantle Earth Oceanic Crust Covers 70 % of Earth 70 Continent Lithosphere Mt. Fuiji Outermost & Thinnest layer Boundry Cinder cone 1800 miles thick composite Outer Core Volcano Mt. St. Helen Continental Crust The Ring of Fire Inner Core Hamilayans Core volcanologist Magnetic Field Fault Mid ocean ridges Earthquake Continental Drift (moving) Crater Caldera North American Plate Lava composite Rift Valleys
Earth - 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.
upper mantle
Lower Mantle
pyroclastic flow
Convergent Boundry
Alfred Wegener
Tectonic Plates
Ashfall
South American Plate
Magma
Denser crust
Mt. St. Helens
Asthenosphere
Divergent Boundry
Iron & Nickel
Transform Boundry
VEI
Pangea
Geologist
Subduction Zone
thickness layer
Mantle
Earth
Oceanic Crust
70
Covers 70 % of Earth
Continent
Lithosphere
Mt. Fuiji
Outermost & Thinnest layer
Boundry
Cinder cone
1800 miles thick
composite
Outer Core
Volcano
Mt. St. Helen
Continental Crust
The Ring of Fire
Inner Core
Hamilayans
Core
volcanologist
Magnetic Field
Fault
Mid ocean ridges
Earthquake
Continental Drift (moving)
Crater
Caldera
North American Plate
Lava
composite
Rift Valleys