Conclusionstate whatyou learnedbased on yourdata from theexperimentbeakerQuestionfirst step ofthe ScientificMethod -stating theproblemVariableanything thatcan affectthe outcomeof anexperimentGrambase wordformass/weightcenti-.01Datainformationgatheredfromobservationskilo-1,000Experimenta test to toprove ordisproveyourhypothesisMeniscusbottom curveof a liquid ina graduatedcylinderManipulatedVariablevariablethat canchangeMeterbase word forlength/distanceHypothesiseducatedguessLiterbase wordformeasuringa liquidResearchfind out asmuch as youcan aboutthe topicErlenmeyerFlaskControlpart ofexperimentthat doesnot changeLawa generallyacceptedstatement thatdescribessomething innatureObservationusing 1 ormore of yoursenses togatherinformationtriplebeambalancegraduatedcylinderScientificMethodstandardway allscientistssolve aproblemTheorya hypothesisthat has beentested manytimes andneverdisprovedVolumehow muchspacesomethingtakes upConclusionstate whatyou learnedbased on yourdata from theexperimentbeakerQuestionfirst step ofthe ScientificMethod -stating theproblemVariableanything thatcan affectthe outcomeof anexperimentGrambase wordformass/weightcenti-.01Datainformationgatheredfromobservationskilo-1,000Experimenta test to toprove ordisproveyourhypothesisMeniscusbottom curveof a liquid ina graduatedcylinderManipulatedVariablevariablethat canchangeMeterbase word forlength/distanceHypothesiseducatedguessLiterbase wordformeasuringa liquidResearchfind out asmuch as youcan aboutthe topicErlenmeyerFlaskControlpart ofexperimentthat doesnot changeLawa generallyacceptedstatement thatdescribessomething innatureObservationusing 1 ormore of yoursenses togatherinformationtriplebeambalancegraduatedcylinderScientificMethodstandardway allscientistssolve aproblemTheorya hypothesisthat has beentested manytimes andneverdisprovedVolumehow muchspacesomethingtakes up

Scientific Method/Metric Measurements - 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. state what you learned based on your data from the experiment
    Conclusion
  2. beaker
  3. first step of the Scientific Method - stating the problem
    Question
  4. anything that can affect the outcome of an experiment
    Variable
  5. base word for mass/weight
    Gram
  6. .01
    centi-
  7. information gathered from observations
    Data
  8. 1,000
    kilo-
  9. a test to to prove or disprove your hypothesis
    Experiment
  10. bottom curve of a liquid in a graduated cylinder
    Meniscus
  11. variable that can change
    Manipulated Variable
  12. base word for length/distance
    Meter
  13. educated guess
    Hypothesis
  14. base word for measuring a liquid
    Liter
  15. find out as much as you can about the topic
    Research
  16. Erlenmeyer Flask
  17. part of experiment that does not change
    Control
  18. a generally accepted statement that describes something in nature
    Law
  19. using 1 or more of your senses to gather information
    Observation
  20. triple beam balance
  21. graduated cylinder
  22. standard way all scientists solve a problem
    Scientific Method
  23. a hypothesis that has been tested many times and never disproved
    Theory
  24. how much space something takes up
    Volume