revolutionmovement ofone objectaroundanotherobjectsolubilitythe ability ofa substanceto dissolve inanothersubstanceFree!electricityform ofenergythat usesa currentdeltalandform that isformed fromsediment deposit atthe mouth of a riverthat is fan shapedand triangularmatteranything thathas massand takes upspacepreyanimal thatis huntedand eaten byanotheranimalcondensationchangingof matterfrom a gasto a liquidoffspringthe youngborn oflivingorganismscementationprocess in whichsediments areglued together byminerals that aredeposited by waterinstinctbehavior thathappensnaturallywithoutbeing taughtsedimentmaterial, such asstones and sand,carried onto landor into water bywater, wind or aglaciermixturecombination oftwo or moresubstances thatcan beseparated easilyphysicalpropertydescribes thephysical state ofsomething, suchas mass,temperature, ordensityecosystemall of the livingand non-livingthings in anarea and howthey interactinsulatormaterial inwhich heat oran electriccurrent doesnot easily flowthroughconductormaterial thatallows heat oran electriccurrent to easilyflow through itlightenergyform of energythat travels inwaves andhumans canseeweatheringbreaking downof rock intosmaller piecesby water, wind,ice, or plantsmasstheamount ofmatter insomethingcompactionsediment issqueezed andthe spacebetweensediment grainsis reducedrefractionbending of awave as itmoves fromone substanceto anotherreflectionbouncingback of awave froma surfacelearnedbehaviorbehavior thatis taughtfromobservationor instructionprecipitationrain, snow,sleet, or hailthat falls tothe groundinheritedtraittrait that ispassed fromparent tooffspring foodwebpathway forthe flow offood energywithin a singleecosystemdecayto rot,decompose,or breakdown intosmaller partsmagnetismthe propertyof attractionto a magnetdepositionsedimentsare droppedoff in adifferentlocationrotationspinning of aplanet,moon, orother objecton its axispushor pullforcesolutiontype of mixturewhere a substancedissolves andcannot be easilyseparatedfossilfuelnatural fuelsuch as coal,oil, or naturalgas, formedover millions ofyearsclimatelong termpattern ofweather in aspecific areathermalenergyenergy inthe formof heatfoodchainsingle path ofenergy from thesun to producerand throughdifferent levelsof consumerweatheroutdoorconditions ofthe air in oneplace at aspecific timeglacierslowlymovingmass oficeevaporationchanging ofa liquid intoa gas, oftenwhen heat isaddeddecomposerorganism thatfeeds on andbreaks downdead plant andanimal matterlifecycleseries ofchanges inthe life of anorganismsoundenergyenergy thattravels throughmatter and canbe heard by theearerosionmovement ofpieces of sand,soil, or rock fromone place toanother by water,wind, ice or gravityorganismindividual livingthing that canreact to stimuli,reproduce,growpredatoranimal thatlives byattacking,killing, andeating otheranimalscanyonlarge valley withvery steep sidesand usually ariver flowingalong the bottomconsumerorganismthat feeds onother plantsor animalsproducerorganism thatuses sunlightto make itsown food forenergyrelativedensitywhen anobject floatsor sinks whencompared towaterdissolvebecomepart ofa liquidvalleylong, narrowregion of lowland betweenhills or otherhigh areasmechanicalenergyenergy anobject hasbecause ofits motion orpositionrevolutionmovement ofone objectaroundanotherobjectsolubilitythe ability ofa substanceto dissolve inanothersubstanceFree!electricityform ofenergythat usesa currentdeltalandform that isformed fromsediment deposit atthe mouth of a riverthat is fan shapedand triangularmatteranything thathas massand takes upspacepreyanimal thatis huntedand eaten byanotheranimalcondensationchangingof matterfrom a gasto a liquidoffspringthe youngborn oflivingorganismscementationprocess in whichsediments areglued together byminerals that aredeposited by waterinstinctbehavior thathappensnaturallywithoutbeing taughtsedimentmaterial, such asstones and sand,carried onto landor into water bywater, wind or aglaciermixturecombination oftwo or moresubstances thatcan beseparated easilyphysicalpropertydescribes thephysical state ofsomething, suchas mass,temperature, ordensityecosystemall of the livingand non-livingthings in anarea and howthey interactinsulatormaterial inwhich heat oran electriccurrent doesnot easily flowthroughconductormaterial thatallows heat oran electriccurrent to easilyflow through itlightenergyform of energythat travels inwaves andhumans canseeweatheringbreaking downof rock intosmaller piecesby water, wind,ice, or plantsmasstheamount ofmatter insomethingcompactionsediment issqueezed andthe spacebetweensediment grainsis reducedrefractionbending of awave as itmoves fromone substanceto anotherreflectionbouncingback of awave froma surfacelearnedbehaviorbehavior thatis taughtfromobservationor instructionprecipitationrain, snow,sleet, or hailthat falls tothe groundinheritedtraittrait that ispassed fromparent tooffspringfoodwebpathway forthe flow offood energywithin a singleecosystemdecayto rot,decompose,or breakdown intosmaller partsmagnetismthe propertyof attractionto a magnetdepositionsedimentsare droppedoff in adifferentlocationrotationspinning of aplanet,moon, orother objecton its axispushor pullforcesolutiontype of mixturewhere a substancedissolves andcannot be easilyseparatedfossilfuelnatural fuelsuch as coal,oil, or naturalgas, formedover millions ofyearsclimatelong termpattern ofweather in aspecific areathermalenergyenergy inthe formof heatfoodchainsingle path ofenergy from thesun to producerand throughdifferent levelsof consumerweatheroutdoorconditions ofthe air in oneplace at aspecific timeglacierslowlymovingmass oficeevaporationchanging ofa liquid intoa gas, oftenwhen heat isaddeddecomposerorganism thatfeeds on andbreaks downdead plant andanimal matterlifecycleseries ofchanges inthe life of anorganismsoundenergyenergy thattravels throughmatter and canbe heard by theearerosionmovement ofpieces of sand,soil, or rock fromone place toanother by water,wind, ice or gravityorganismindividual livingthing that canreact to stimuli,reproduce,growpredatoranimal thatlives byattacking,killing, andeating otheranimalscanyonlarge valley withvery steep sidesand usually ariver flowingalong the bottomconsumerorganismthat feeds onother plantsor animalsproducerorganism thatuses sunlightto make itsown food forenergyrelativedensitywhen anobject floatsor sinks whencompared towaterdissolvebecomepart ofa liquidvalleylong, narrowregion of lowland betweenhills or otherhigh areasmechanicalenergyenergy anobject hasbecause ofits motion orposition

STAAR Science Vocabulary - 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. movement of one object around another object
    revolution
  2. the ability of a substance to dissolve in another substance
    solubility
  3. Free!
  4. form of energy that uses a current
    electricity
  5. landform that is formed from sediment deposit at the mouth of a river that is fan shaped and triangular
    delta
  6. anything that has mass and takes up space
    matter
  7. animal that is hunted and eaten by another animal
    prey
  8. changing of matter from a gas to a liquid
    condensation
  9. the young born of living organisms
    offspring
  10. process in which sediments are glued together by minerals that are deposited by water
    cementation
  11. behavior that happens naturally without being taught
    instinct
  12. material, such as stones and sand, carried onto land or into water by water, wind or a glacier
    sediment
  13. combination of two or more substances that can be separated easily
    mixture
  14. describes the physical state of something, such as mass, temperature, or density
    physical property
  15. all of the living and non-living things in an area and how they interact
    ecosystem
  16. material in which heat or an electric current does not easily flow through
    insulator
  17. material that allows heat or an electric current to easily flow through it
    conductor
  18. form of energy that travels in waves and humans can see
    light energy
  19. breaking down of rock into smaller pieces by water, wind, ice, or plants
    weathering
  20. the amount of matter in something
    mass
  21. sediment is squeezed and the space between sediment grains is reduced
    compaction
  22. bending of a wave as it moves from one substance to another
    refraction
  23. bouncing back of a wave from a surface
    reflection
  24. behavior that is taught from observation or instruction
    learned behavior
  25. rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground
    precipitation
  26. trait that is passed from parent to offspring
    inherited trait
  27. pathway for the flow of food energy within a single ecosystem
    food web
  28. to rot, decompose, or break down into smaller parts
    decay
  29. the property of attraction to a magnet
    magnetism
  30. sediments are dropped off in a different location
    deposition
  31. spinning of a planet, moon, or other object on its axis
    rotation
  32. force
    push or pull
  33. type of mixture where a substance dissolves and cannot be easily separated
    solution
  34. natural fuel such as coal, oil, or natural gas, formed over millions of years
    fossil fuel
  35. long term pattern of weather in a specific area
    climate
  36. energy in the form of heat
    thermal energy
  37. single path of energy from the sun to producer and through different levels of consumer
    food chain
  38. outdoor conditions of the air in one place at a specific time
    weather
  39. slowly moving mass of ice
    glacier
  40. changing of a liquid into a gas, often when heat is added
    evaporation
  41. organism that feeds on and breaks down dead plant and animal matter
    decomposer
  42. series of changes in the life of an organism
    life cycle
  43. energy that travels through matter and can be heard by the ear
    sound energy
  44. movement of pieces of sand, soil, or rock from one place to another by water, wind, ice or gravity
    erosion
  45. individual living thing that can react to stimuli, reproduce, grow
    organism
  46. animal that lives by attacking, killing, and eating other animals
    predator
  47. large valley with very steep sides and usually a river flowing along the bottom
    canyon
  48. organism that feeds on other plants or animals
    consumer
  49. organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy
    producer
  50. when an object floats or sinks when compared to water
    relative density
  51. become part of a liquid
    dissolve
  52. long, narrow region of low land between hills or other high areas
    valley
  53. energy an object has because of its motion or position
    mechanical energy