MassThe amountof matter(atoms) in anobject. HeatThe transferof energyfrom warmerto coldersubstances.VolumeThe amountof space anobject takesup.RadiationEnergywavesthroughspaceConductionHeat transferwhen 2substancesare in directcontact.GoodInsulatorsWool,Plastic,RubberEnergyThe ability todo work ormakechange in asystemFree!TemperatureAverage kineticenergy;measured witha thermometerKineticEnergyTotal energyof ALLmovingparticles in asubstance.ConvectionHeat transferwhen hotfluids riseand coldfluids sinkThermalEnergyTotal kineticenergy of allparticles in asubstance.GoodConductorsMetals,Stone,RockX-AxisThehorizontal(left/right)axis on agraphPotentialEnergyStoredenergyY-AxisThe vertical(up/down)axis on agraph.MassThe amountof matter(atoms) in anobject.HeatThe transferof energyfrom warmerto coldersubstances.VolumeThe amountof space anobject takesup.RadiationEnergywavesthroughspaceConductionHeat transferwhen 2substancesare in directcontact.GoodInsulatorsWool,Plastic,RubberEnergyThe ability todo work ormakechange in asystemFree!TemperatureAverage kineticenergy;measured witha thermometerKineticEnergyTotal energyof ALLmovingparticles in asubstance.ConvectionHeat transferwhen hotfluids riseand coldfluids sinkThermalEnergyTotal kineticenergy of allparticles in asubstance.GoodConductorsMetals,Stone,RockX-AxisThehorizontal(left/right)axis on agraphPotentialEnergyStoredenergyY-AxisThe vertical(up/down)axis on agraph.

Thermal Energy Transfer - 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. The amount of matter (atoms) in an object.
    Mass
  2. The transfer of energy from warmer to colder substances.
    Heat
  3. The amount of space an object takes up.
    Volume
  4. Energy waves through space
    Radiation
  5. Heat transfer when 2 substances are in direct contact.
    Conduction
  6. Wool, Plastic, Rubber
    Good Insulators
  7. The ability to do work or make change in a system
    Energy
  8. Free!
  9. Average kinetic energy; measured with a thermometer
    Temperature
  10. Total energy of ALL moving particles in a substance.
    Kinetic Energy
  11. Heat transfer when hot fluids rise and cold fluids sink
    Convection
  12. Total kinetic energy of all particles in a substance.
    Thermal Energy
  13. Metals, Stone, Rock
    Good Conductors
  14. The horizontal (left/right) axis on a graph
    X-Axis
  15. Stored energy
    Potential Energy
  16. The vertical (up/down) axis on a graph.
    Y-Axis