Sun heatsEarth’s surfaceunevenly-hot airrises and coolerair moves inElectricalandthermalLet sun inthroughwindows forlight andheatFusionMinimalenvironmentalimpactYes! MAhas solarfriendlypoliciesWoodSun evaporateswater, water vaporrises andbecomes clouds,rains replenish theEarthOn top ofstreetlightsA car13-30%PhotosynthesisSunscreenLower latitudes(closer toequator)receive moreenergy from thesunRadiant(solar)energy toelectricalenergyRenewableenergyDark colorsabsorb moreradiant energyand turn it intothermal energyInelectromagnetic(or transversewaves)MetalHangclothes ona lineoutsideSolar energysystems don'tmake airpollution orgreenhousegasesHatSun'senergyis freeThe sundoesn’talwaysshine!Sun heatsEarth’s surfaceunevenly-hot airrises and coolerair moves inElectricalandthermalLet sun inthroughwindows forlight andheatFusionMinimalenvironmentalimpactYes! MAhas solarfriendlypoliciesWoodSun evaporateswater, water vaporrises andbecomes clouds,rains replenish theEarthOn top ofstreetlightsA car13-30%PhotosynthesisSunscreenLower latitudes(closer toequator)receive moreenergy from thesunRadiant(solar)energy toelectricalenergyRenewableenergyDark colorsabsorb moreradiant energyand turn it intothermal energyInelectromagnetic(or transversewaves)MetalHangclothes ona lineoutsideSolar energysystems don'tmake airpollution orgreenhousegasesHatSun'senergyis freeThe sundoesn’talwaysshine!

Solar 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. Sun heats Earth’s surface unevenly-hot air rises and cooler air moves in
  2. Electrical and thermal
  3. Let sun in through windows for light and heat
  4. Fusion
  5. Minimal environmental impact
  6. Yes! MA has solar friendly policies
  7. Wood
  8. Sun evaporates water, water vapor rises and becomes clouds, rains replenish the Earth
  9. On top of streetlights
  10. A car
  11. 13-30%
  12. Photosynthesis
  13. Sun screen
  14. Lower latitudes (closer to equator) receive more energy from the sun
  15. Radiant (solar) energy to electrical energy
  16. Renewable energy
  17. Dark colors absorb more radiant energy and turn it into thermal energy
  18. In electromagnetic (or transverse waves)
  19. Metal
  20. Hang clothes on a line outside
  21. Solar energy systems don't make air pollution or greenhouse gases
  22. Hat
  23. Sun's energy is free
  24. The sun doesn’t always shine!