an answerthat is closeto an exactnumber(rounding)a set ofrelatednumbersentencesa coinvalued at1 centthe lengthbetween twospecificpointsa table of givenpairs ofnumbers thatfollow a certainpattern or ruleFree!to approximate anumber to thenearest ten,hundred,thousand, etc..to determinewhether tow ormore numbers orquantities aregreater than, lessthan, or equal toanother numbera coinvalued at5 centsan instructionthat tells youthe correctway to dosomethingthe answerto anadditionproblemto take anumber orfactoraparta missingvalue in anequationrepresentedby a symbola coinvalued at25 centsanamount ofsomethingWhen you adda zero to anumber thenumberremains thesamepaper moneyworth acertainamountoperations that undoeach other; additionand subtraction areinverse andmultiplication anddivision are inverseidentifyingnumbers thatare greaterthan or lessthan othersthe property ofaddition andmultiplication inwhich the sum orproduct stays thesame when the orderof the addends orfactors is changedto numbers that arerelated by applying arule, such as 4 and 7represent a numberpair using the rule:add 3the answerto asubtractionproblemputting twoor moreaddends orfactorstogetherthe property ofaddition andmultiplication inwhich the grouping ofthe addends orfactors does notchange the outcomean answerthat is closeto an exactnumber(rounding)a set ofrelatednumbersentencesa coinvalued at1 centthe lengthbetween twospecificpointsa table of givenpairs ofnumbers thatfollow a certainpattern or ruleFree!to approximate anumber to thenearest ten,hundred,thousand, etc..to determinewhether tow ormore numbers orquantities aregreater than, lessthan, or equal toanother numbera coinvalued at5 centsan instructionthat tells youthe correctway to dosomethingthe answerto anadditionproblemto take anumber orfactoraparta missingvalue in anequationrepresentedby a symbola coinvalued at25 centsanamount ofsomethingWhen you adda zero to anumber thenumberremains thesamepaper moneyworth acertainamountoperations that undoeach other; additionand subtraction areinverse andmultiplication anddivision are inverseidentifyingnumbers thatare greaterthan or lessthan othersthe property ofaddition andmultiplication inwhich the sum orproduct stays thesame when the orderof the addends orfactors is changedto numbers that arerelated by applying arule, such as 4 and 7represent a numberpair using the rule:add 3the answerto asubtractionproblemputting twoor moreaddends orfactorstogetherthe property ofaddition andmultiplication inwhich the grouping ofthe addends orfactors does notchange the outcome

Spring Training Week 1 - 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. an answer that is close to an exact number (rounding)
  2. a set of related number sentences
  3. a coin valued at 1 cent
  4. the length between two specific points
  5. a table of given pairs of numbers that follow a certain pattern or rule
  6. Free!
  7. to approximate a number to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, etc..
  8. to determine whether tow or more numbers or quantities are greater than, less than, or equal to another number
  9. a coin valued at 5 cents
  10. an instruction that tells you the correct way to do something
  11. the answer to an addition problem
  12. to take a number or factor apart
  13. a missing value in an equation represented by a symbol
  14. a coin valued at 25 cents
  15. an amount of something
  16. When you add a zero to a number the number remains the same
  17. paper money worth a certain amount
  18. operations that undo each other; addition and subtraction are inverse and multiplication and division are inverse
  19. identifying numbers that are greater than or less than others
  20. the property of addition and multiplication in which the sum or product stays the same when the order of the addends or factors is changed
  21. to numbers that are related by applying a rule, such as 4 and 7 represent a number pair using the rule: add 3
  22. the answer to a subtraction problem
  23. putting two or more addends or factors together
  24. the property of addition and multiplication in which the grouping of the addends or factors does not change the outcome