crescentmoonneaptidecauses higherlow tides andlower high tidesduring 1st and3rd quartersnebulaA cloud in outerspace consistingof gas or dustthat forms aftera star explodes.ReasonforSeasons the tilt of theearth's axis &the revolutionaround the sun  cometA loose collectionof ice and dustthat orbits the sun,typically in a long,narrow orbit.galaxya system of millionsor billions of stars,together with gas anddust, held together bygravitationalattraction.gravityA force ofattraction betweenobjects that is dueto their masses,and distancebetween them.meteoroidA chunk of rockor dust inspace,generallysmaller than anasteroid.lightyearthe distancelight travelsin one yearfirstquartermoonsolarsystemThe systemconsisting of thesun and theplanets and otherobjects thatrevolve around it.dwarfplanetAn object thatorbits the sun andis spherical, buthas not clearedthe area of itsorbit.asteroidOne of the rockyobjects revolvingaround the sun thatare too small andnumerous to beconsidered planets. moonA naturalsatellitethat orbitsa planetlunareclipsethe Earth is in themiddle of the sunand moon, andEarth casts ashadow on themoonthirdquartermoonfullmooncause ofday andnighttherotation ofearth onits axisspringtideCauses high,high tides andlow, low tidesduring new andfull moonphasesplanetAn object that orbitsa star, is largeenough to havebecome rounded byits own gravity, andhas cleared the areaof its orbit.universeAll ofspace andeverythingin itwaningmoonThe moonappearsto getsmallerwaxingmoonthe moonappearsto getlargergibbousmoonnewmoonsolareclipsethe moon is in themiddle between thesun and Earth. Itcovers the sun andcasts a shadow onEarthSunA large,gaseousbody at thecenter of thesolar system.AU(astronomicalunit) A unit of distanceequal to the averagedistance betweenEarth and the sun;about 140 millionkilometers.  crescentmoonneaptidecauses higherlow tides andlower high tidesduring 1st and3rd quartersnebulaA cloud in outerspace consistingof gas or dustthat forms aftera star explodes.ReasonforSeasons the tilt of theearth's axis &the revolutionaround the sun  cometA loose collectionof ice and dustthat orbits the sun,typically in a long,narrow orbit.galaxya system of millionsor billions of stars,together with gas anddust, held together bygravitationalattraction.gravityA force ofattraction betweenobjects that is dueto their masses,and distancebetween them.meteoroidA chunk of rockor dust inspace,generallysmaller than anasteroid.lightyearthe distancelight travelsin one yearfirstquartermoonsolarsystemThe systemconsisting of thesun and theplanets and otherobjects thatrevolve around it.dwarfplanetAn object thatorbits the sun andis spherical, buthas not clearedthe area of itsorbit.asteroidOne of the rockyobjects revolvingaround the sun thatare too small andnumerous to beconsidered planets. moonA naturalsatellitethat orbitsa planetlunareclipsethe Earth is in themiddle of the sunand moon, andEarth casts ashadow on themoonthirdquartermoonfullmooncause ofday andnighttherotation ofearth onits axisspringtideCauses high,high tides andlow, low tidesduring new andfull moonphasesplanetAn object that orbitsa star, is largeenough to havebecome rounded byits own gravity, andhas cleared the areaof its orbit.universeAll ofspace andeverythingin itwaningmoonThe moonappearsto getsmallerwaxingmoonthe moonappearsto getlargergibbousmoonnewmoonsolareclipsethe moon is in themiddle between thesun and Earth. Itcovers the sun andcasts a shadow onEarthSunA large,gaseousbody at thecenter of thesolar system.AU(astronomicalunit) A unit of distanceequal to the averagedistance betweenEarth and the sun;about 140 millionkilometers.  

IG 15: Vastness of Space - 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. crescent moon
  2. causes higher low tides and lower high tides during 1st and 3rd quarters
    neap tide
  3. A cloud in outer space consisting of gas or dust that forms after a star explodes.
    nebula
  4. the tilt of the earth's axis & the revolution around the sun
    Reason for Seasons
  5. A loose collection of ice and dust that orbits the sun, typically in a long, narrow orbit.
    comet
  6. a system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction.
    galaxy
  7. A force of attraction between objects that is due to their masses, and distance between them.
    gravity
  8. A chunk of rock or dust in space, generally smaller than an asteroid.
    meteoroid
  9. the distance light travels in one year
    light year
  10. first quarter moon
  11. The system consisting of the sun and the planets and other objects that revolve around it.
    solar system
  12. An object that orbits the sun and is spherical, but has not cleared the area of its orbit.
    dwarf planet
  13. One of the rocky objects revolving around the sun that are too small and numerous to be considered planets.
    asteroid
  14. A natural satellite that orbits a planet
    moon
  15. the Earth is in the middle of the sun and moon, and Earth casts a shadow on the moon
    lunar eclipse
  16. third quarter moon
  17. full moon
  18. the rotation of earth on its axis
    cause of day and night
  19. Causes high, high tides and low, low tides during new and full moon phases
    spring tide
  20. An object that orbits a star, is large enough to have become rounded by its own gravity, and has cleared the area of its orbit.
    planet
  21. All of space and everything in it
    universe
  22. The moon appears to get smaller
    waning moon
  23. the moon appears to get larger
    waxing moon
  24. gibbous moon
  25. new moon
  26. the moon is in the middle between the sun and Earth. It covers the sun and casts a shadow on Earth
    solar eclipse
  27. A large, gaseous body at the center of the solar system.
    Sun
  28. A unit of distance equal to the average distance between Earth and the sun; about 140 million kilometers.
    AU (astronomical unit)