LOCALWINDSLOWPRESSUREAREASAROUND THEEQUATORWESTERLIESJETSTREAMFROM AREASOF HIGHPRESSURETO LOWPRESSUREHIGHPRESSURELANDBREEZECoriolisEffectHeat transferby fluidsrising andsinkingPOLAREASTERLIESCONVECTIONCurrentHeatTransferby EMwavesUNEQUALLYHEATS THEEARTHIn Florida,Most weathercomes fromthis direction.SEABREEZEGLOBALWINDSTHESUNLOWPRESSURELand warmsand coolsfaster thanwaterCarryweather fromwest to east:WesterliesWinds usedby sailors fortrade. Nearthe equator.Heattransferby directcontactEast to westWinds nearthe poles.DIFFERENCESIN AIRPRESSURELOCALWINDSLOWPRESSUREAREASAROUND THEEQUATORWESTERLIESJETSTREAMFROM AREASOF HIGHPRESSURETO LOWPRESSUREHIGHPRESSURELANDBREEZECoriolisEffectHeat transferby fluidsrising andsinkingPOLAREASTERLIESCONVECTIONCurrentHeatTransferby EMwavesUNEQUALLYHEATS THEEARTHIn Florida,Most weathercomes fromthis direction.SEABREEZEGLOBALWINDSTHESUNLOWPRESSURELand warmsand coolsfaster thanwaterCarryweather fromwest to east:WesterliesWinds usedby sailors fortrade. Nearthe equator.Heattransferby directcontactEast to westWinds nearthe poles.DIFFERENCESIN AIRPRESSURE

Wind 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. LOCAL WINDS
  2. LOW PRESSURE AREAS AROUND THE EQUATOR
  3. WESTERLIES
  4. JET STREAM
  5. FROM AREAS OF HIGH PRESSURE TO LOW PRESSURE
  6. HIGH PRESSURE
  7. LAND BREEZE
  8. Coriolis Effect
  9. Heat transfer by fluids rising and sinking
  10. POLAR EASTERLIES
  11. CONVECTION Current
  12. Heat Transfer by EM waves
  13. UNEQUALLY HEATS THE EARTH
  14. In Florida, Most weather comes from this direction.
  15. SEA BREEZE
  16. GLOBAL WINDS
  17. THE SUN
  18. LOW PRESSURE
  19. Land warms and cools faster than water
  20. Carry weather from west to east: Westerlies
  21. Winds used by sailors for trade. Near the equator.
  22. Heat transfer by direct contact
  23. East to west Winds near the poles.
  24. DIFFERENCES IN AIR PRESSURE