Appears bluish-green becauseits atmospherecontains a smallamount ofmethaneCannot beseen fromEarth withouta telescopeDemoted todwarf planetbecause it hasa moon almosthalf its sizeA naturalsatellite thatorbits anobject otherthan a starThis planethas almostnoatmosphereSecondlargestplanet-would float ina bathtubThe sun andeverythingthat orbits itis calledas these near thesun, the ice meltsand the water andgases left behindform a "tail"LocatedbetweenMars andJupiterThe hottestplanet- and itmay stillhave activevolcanoesKnown as thered planetdue to rustfrom its highiron contentsmall rockyparticles thatmovethroughspaceThese objectsorbit the sun butshare their orbitswith a similarlysized objectsmall rockyparticles that movethrough space,once they haveentered Earth'satmosphereContains99% of oursolarsystem'smassrockyobjectsthat orbitthe sunThe distancefrom theEarth to theSunsmall rockyparticles that movethrough space,once they haveimpacted Earth'ssurfaceLargestplanet inthe solarsystemThis objectorbits the Sunand is massiveenough to benearly sphericalin shapeThesebodies allcontainmany moonsThis planetcontains moremass than therest of theplanetscombinedThedensestplanetThis group ofplanets isthe hotter ofthe twogroupsAppears bluish-green becauseits atmospherecontains a smallamount ofmethaneCannot beseen fromEarth withouta telescopeDemoted todwarf planetbecause it hasa moon almosthalf its sizeA naturalsatellite thatorbits anobject otherthan a starThis planethas almostnoatmosphereSecondlargestplanet-would float ina bathtubThe sun andeverythingthat orbits itis calledas these near thesun, the ice meltsand the water andgases left behindform a "tail"LocatedbetweenMars andJupiterThe hottestplanet- and itmay stillhave activevolcanoesKnown as thered planetdue to rustfrom its highiron contentsmall rockyparticles thatmovethroughspaceThese objectsorbit the sun butshare their orbitswith a similarlysized objectsmall rockyparticles that movethrough space,once they haveentered Earth'satmosphereContains99% of oursolarsystem'smassrockyobjectsthat orbitthe sunThe distancefrom theEarth to theSunsmall rockyparticles that movethrough space,once they haveimpacted Earth'ssurfaceLargestplanet inthe solarsystemThis objectorbits the Sunand is massiveenough to benearly sphericalin shapeThesebodies allcontainmany moonsThis planetcontains moremass than therest of theplanetscombinedThedensestplanetThis group ofplanets isthe hotter ofthe twogroups

6th Grade Space Bingo - 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. Appears bluish-green because its atmosphere contains a small amount of methane
  2. Cannot be seen from Earth without a telescope
  3. Demoted to dwarf planet because it has a moon almost half its size
  4. A natural satellite that orbits an object other than a star
  5. This planet has almost no atmosphere
  6. Second largest planet- would float in a bathtub
  7. The sun and everything that orbits it is called
  8. as these near the sun, the ice melts and the water and gases left behind form a "tail"
  9. Located between Mars and Jupiter
  10. The hottest planet- and it may still have active volcanoes
  11. Known as the red planet due to rust from its high iron content
  12. small rocky particles that move through space
  13. These objects orbit the sun but share their orbits with a similarly sized object
  14. small rocky particles that move through space, once they have entered Earth's atmosphere
  15. Contains 99% of our solar system's mass
  16. rocky objects that orbit the sun
  17. The distance from the Earth to the Sun
  18. small rocky particles that move through space, once they have impacted Earth's surface
  19. Largest planet in the solar system
  20. This object orbits the Sun and is massive enough to be nearly spherical in shape
  21. These bodies all contain many moons
  22. This planet contains more mass than the rest of the planets combined
  23. The densest planet
  24. This group of planets is the hotter of the two groups