DepositionWhen rocksand mineralsare depositedin a newlocationMeteorologistScientistwho studiesweather andclimate.ThermometerUsed tomeasuretemperatureMarsWhat is the4th planetfrom the SunMeterStickWhat measuringtool did we usewhen we made thescale model of oursolar system?EarthquakeWhentectonicplates shiftand moveRainGaugeA tool used tomeasure theamount ofrain an areahas received.FalseThe Sunorbits theplanets inthe solarsystem.LampThis itemgives offlightenergyWeatheringThe breakingdown ofrocks andmineralsWindVaneA tool thatshowswinddirectionTrueThe Earthorbits theSunVolcanoeruptioncan formnew landtheSunIs a starmade of gasand give usheat andlight energyOrbitThe past oneobject takes isir revolvedsaround anotherobject.Nonrenewablecannot bereplacedin yourlifetime.LightEnergyEnergythatallows usto see.MechanicalEnergyenergy ofmovementPrecipitationRain,snow,sleet, or hailthat fallsfrom cloudsin the skyThermalEnergyEnergy thatcauses atransfer ofheat betweenmaterialsweatherThecurrentoutdoorconditionsVenusOne of thebrightestobjects in thesky and closeto the Sun thanEarth35°lessthan aninchDepositionWhen rocksand mineralsare depositedin a newlocationMeteorologistScientistwho studiesweather andclimate.ThermometerUsed tomeasuretemperatureMarsWhat is the4th planetfrom the SunMeterStickWhat measuringtool did we usewhen we made thescale model of oursolar system?EarthquakeWhentectonicplates shiftand moveRainGaugeA tool used tomeasure theamount ofrain an areahas received.FalseThe Sunorbits theplanets inthe solarsystem.LampThis itemgives offlightenergyWeatheringThe breakingdown ofrocks andmineralsWindVaneA tool thatshowswinddirectionTrueThe Earthorbits theSunVolcanoeruptioncan formnew landtheSunIs a starmade of gasand give usheat andlight energyOrbitThe past oneobject takes isir revolvedsaround anotherobject.Nonrenewablecannot bereplacedin yourlifetime.LightEnergyEnergythatallows usto see.MechanicalEnergyenergy ofmovementPrecipitationRain,snow,sleet, or hailthat fallsfrom cloudsin the skyThermalEnergyEnergy thatcauses atransfer ofheat betweenmaterialsweatherThecurrentoutdoorconditionsVenusOne of thebrightestobjects in thesky and closeto the Sun thanEarth35°lessthan aninch

3rd Grade Unit 5 and 6 Review - 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. When rocks and minerals are deposited in a new location
    Deposition
  2. Scientist who studies weather and climate.
    Meteorologist
  3. Used to measure temperature
    Thermometer
  4. What is the 4th planet from the Sun
    Mars
  5. What measuring tool did we use when we made the scale model of our solar system?
    Meter Stick
  6. When tectonic plates shift and move
    Earthquake
  7. A tool used to measure the amount of rain an area has received.
    Rain Gauge
  8. The Sun orbits the planets in the solar system.
    False
  9. This item gives off light energy
    Lamp
  10. The breaking down of rocks and minerals
    Weathering
  11. A tool that shows wind direction
    Wind Vane
  12. The Earth orbits the Sun
    True
  13. eruption can form new land
    Volcano
  14. Is a star made of gas and give us heat and light energy
    the Sun
  15. The past one object takes is ir revolveds around another object.
    Orbit
  16. cannot be replaced in your lifetime.
    Nonrenewable
  17. Energy that allows us to see.
    Light Energy
  18. energy of movement
    Mechanical Energy
  19. Rain,snow, sleet, or hail that falls from clouds in the sky
    Precipitation
  20. Energy that causes a transfer of heat between materials
    Thermal Energy
  21. The current outdoor conditions
    weather
  22. One of the brightest objects in the sky and close to the Sun than Earth
    Venus
  23. 35°
  24. less than an inch