evergreen tree (keeps its leaves) sound reflection Mount Washington seed waterfall flower evidence of run-off igneous rock evidence of decomposition sedimentary rock light refraction mammal larger than a shoebox example of condensation glacial erratic (boulder) moss amphibian (frog, toad, salamander) snow evidence of root wedging evidence of ice wedging sediments invertebrate (worm, insect, spider) standing water light reflection deciduous tree (loses its leaves) a reptile (snake, turtle) glacial scrapes an animal home flowing water lichen evidence of erosion evidence of the effects of gravity metamorphic rock grass mammal smaller than a shoebox u- shaped valley abrasion weathering (wind/water) evergreen tree (keeps its leaves) sound reflection Mount Washington seed waterfall flower evidence of run-off igneous rock evidence of decomposition sedimentary rock light refraction mammal larger than a shoebox example of condensation glacial erratic (boulder) moss amphibian (frog, toad, salamander) snow evidence of root wedging evidence of ice wedging sediments invertebrate (worm, insect, spider) standing water light reflection deciduous tree (loses its leaves) a reptile (snake, turtle) glacial scrapes an animal home flowing water lichen evidence of erosion evidence of the effects of gravity metamorphic rock grass mammal smaller than a shoebox u- shaped valley abrasion weathering (wind/water)
(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.
evergreen tree (keeps its leaves)
sound reflection
Mount Washington
seed
waterfall
flower
evidence of run-off
igneous rock
evidence of decomposition
sedimentary rock
light refraction
mammal larger than a shoebox
example of condensation
glacial erratic (boulder)
moss
amphibian (frog, toad, salamander)
snow
evidence of root wedging
evidence of ice wedging
sediments
invertebrate (worm, insect, spider)
standing water
light reflection
deciduous tree (loses its leaves)
a reptile (snake, turtle)
glacial scrapes
an animal home
flowing water
lichen
evidence of erosion
evidence of the effects of gravity
metamorphic rock
grass
mammal smaller than a shoebox
u-shaped valley
abrasion weathering (wind/water)