Solids -Keepstheirshape3 Statesof MatterGasCoolingSolidGases - Canchange theirvolumeSolids -Can'tflowSolids -Can't becompressed(squashed)Solids -KeepstheirvolumeLiquids -Can't becompressed(squashed)Liquids -KeepstheirvolumeViscosityFreezing(Liquidto solid)Gases -Canchangetheir shapeGases - Canbecompressed(squashed)LiquidGases- CanflowHeatingEvaporating(Liquid togas)Melting(Solid toliquid)Liquids- CanflowLiquids -Canchangetheir shapeGases -OfteninvisibleIs anempty cupreallyempty?Solids -Keepstheirshape3 Statesof MatterGasCoolingSolidGases - Canchange theirvolumeSolids -Can'tflowSolids -Can't becompressed(squashed)Solids -KeepstheirvolumeLiquids -Can't becompressed(squashed)Liquids -KeepstheirvolumeViscosityFreezing(Liquidto solid)Gases -Canchangetheir shapeGases - Canbecompressed(squashed)LiquidGases- CanflowHeatingEvaporating(Liquid togas)Melting(Solid toliquid)Liquids- CanflowLiquids -Canchangetheir shapeGases -OfteninvisibleIs anempty cupreallyempty?

States of Matter - 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. Solids - Keeps their shape
  2. 3 States of Matter
  3. Gas
  4. Cooling
  5. Solid
  6. Gases - Can change their volume
  7. Solids - Can't flow
  8. Solids - Can't be compressed (squashed)
  9. Solids - Keeps their volume
  10. Liquids - Can't be compressed (squashed)
  11. Liquids -Keeps their volume
  12. Viscosity
  13. Freezing (Liquid to solid)
  14. Gases - Can change their shape
  15. Gases - Can be compressed (squashed)
  16. Liquid
  17. Gases - Can flow
  18. Heating
  19. Evaporating (Liquid to gas)
  20. Melting (Solid to liquid)
  21. Liquids - Can flow
  22. Liquids - Can change their shape
  23. Gases - Often invisible
  24. Is an empty cup really empty?