(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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a number collected with a piece of equipment or tool
quantitative data
skip count in a pattern
numbers on y axis
Free!
manipulated variable
variable on x axis
manipulated variable
Left side data table
the study of living things
life science
across bottom with label and units to describe scientists changes
x axis
the study of planet Earth and its place in the universe
earth science
graph that plots change
Line graph
Does increasing temperature affect dissolve time?
Manipulated variable
increasing temperature
a smaller larger or true to life replica of an object
model
sight
hear
touch
taste
smell
5 senses
a test performed to test the hypothesis
Experiment
responding variable
Right side data table
Write down what happened in the experiment.
Record Data
Does increasing temperature affect dissolve time?
responding variable
dissolve time
a model that imitates the real world
simulation
measured as a result of the testing
responding variable
organize data in a table with rows and columns
data table
a way of learning about the natural world
science
top of graph includes both manipulated and responding variables
Title
look for patterns in the data
Analyze Data
graph that compares apart to a whole
100
%
circle graph
variable that is changed by the scientist on purpose
manipulated variable
all other items kept the same in an experiment
controlled variable
An educated guess for the question
hypothesis
An inference about the future
prediction
all facts, figures, and evidence collected in an experiemtn
data
how people effect the natural resources on the planet
environmental
a characteristic gathered with senses
qualitative data
responding varialbe
variable on y axis
test one item and everything else is kept the same
controlled experiment
many ways of learning about the science
scientific inquiry
placing objects into groups based on similarities
classification
use of senses to collect information
observation
graphs data in categories
bar graph
a guess for the observation
inference
goes up high
labels an d units for measurements
y axis
the study of motion, energy, light , sound, chemicals
physical science
a final statement summing up what happened in teh experiemtn
Draw a Conclusion
