metermweightforce actingon an objectdue togravitygramgdegreesCelsiusCspringscalemeasuresweight or theforce ofgravity on anobjectit is easyto use andunderstandWhy doscientistsuse themetricsystem?meterstick/rulermeasureslength,includingdistanceliterL1meter100centimeters= how manymeters?magnetsused totest formagnetismmirrorsused toreflectlightprismsrefractswhite lightinto thespectrumtemperatureaverageamount ofthermal energyin an object orsubstancemillilitermLmetricsystemmeasurementsystembased on themeter, liter,and grambalancemeasuresmassNewtonNgraduatedcylindermeasuressmallvolumesof liquidcentimetercmABCDDiagramAccurate,Big, Colorful,Detailed withlabelsthermometermeasuresthetemperatureof mattertimingdevicesmeasureselapsedtimemilligrammghandlensallows us tosee smallobjects withmore detailkilometerkmbeakermeasureslargevolumesof liquidaquariumsandterrariumscontainorganismsforobservationlengthmeasure ofobjects size orthe distancebetween twopointsVolumeamount ofspacemattertakes upmicroscopesallows us toseeextremelysmall objectsmore closely1,000metershow manymeters isonekilometer?Massamount ofmatter inan objectkilogramkgmetermweightforce actingon an objectdue togravitygramgdegreesCelsiusCspringscalemeasuresweight or theforce ofgravity on anobjectit is easyto use andunderstandWhy doscientistsuse themetricsystem?meterstick/rulermeasureslength,includingdistanceliterL1meter100centimeters= how manymeters?magnetsused totest formagnetismmirrorsused toreflectlightprismsrefractswhite lightinto thespectrumtemperatureaverageamount ofthermal energyin an object orsubstancemillilitermLmetricsystemmeasurementsystembased on themeter, liter,and grambalancemeasuresmassNewtonNgraduatedcylindermeasuressmallvolumesof liquidcentimetercmABCDDiagramAccurate,Big, Colorful,Detailed withlabelsthermometermeasuresthetemperatureof mattertimingdevicesmeasureselapsedtimemilligrammghandlensallows us tosee smallobjects withmore detailkilometerkmbeakermeasureslargevolumesof liquidaquariumsandterrariumscontainorganismsforobservationlengthmeasure ofobjects size orthe distancebetween twopointsVolumeamount ofspacemattertakes upmicroscopesallows us toseeextremelysmall objectsmore closely1,000metershow manymeters isonekilometer?Massamount ofmatter inan objectkilogramkg

Science Tools & Metric System - 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. m
    meter
  2. force acting on an object due to gravity
    weight
  3. g
    gram
  4. C
    degrees Celsius
  5. measures weight or the force of gravity on an object
    spring scale
  6. Why do scientists use the metric system?
    it is easy to use and understand
  7. measures length, including distance
    meter stick/ruler
  8. L
    liter
  9. 100 centimeters = how many meters?
    1 meter
  10. used to test for magnetism
    magnets
  11. used to reflect light
    mirrors
  12. refracts white light into the spectrum
    prisms
  13. average amount of thermal energy in an object or substance
    temperature
  14. mL
    milliliter
  15. measurement system based on the meter, liter, and gram
    metric system
  16. measures mass
    balance
  17. N
    Newton
  18. measures small volumes of liquid
    graduated cylinder
  19. cm
    centimeter
  20. Accurate, Big, Colorful, Detailed with labels
    ABCD Diagram
  21. measures the temperature of matter
    thermometer
  22. measures elapsed time
    timing devices
  23. mg
    milligram
  24. allows us to see small objects with more detail
    hand lens
  25. km
    kilometer
  26. measures large volumes of liquid
    beaker
  27. contain organisms for observation
    aquariums and terrariums
  28. measure of objects size or the distance between two points
    length
  29. amount of space matter takes up
    Volume
  30. allows us to see extremely small objects more closely
    microscopes
  31. how many meters is one kilometer?
    1,000 meters
  32. amount of matter in an object
    Mass
  33. kg
    kilogram