formed bywaterdepositingsediments atthe mouth of ariverprecipitationis stored in alake, glacier,river, oroceanSmallest,natural satellite,controls tides,low gravity,frozen waterFormed bywinddepositingsediments inhillRotateWater fallsas Rain,Sleet,Hail, SnowCenter ofour solarsystemminerals andpressurehardensediments intosedimentaryrockRocks beingbroken downinto tinypieces calledsedimentsformed fromdeadorganismsfrom millionsof years agoWeather of aregion for along periodof timepressure fromthe abovelayers packsthe sedimentlayers tightlyMoongettingsmallerPowers theWater Cycle,Gravity holdseverything inplace, source ofheat and light80degreesFahrenheitPlantsreleasewatervaporCausesofDay/NightFormed bywaterweathering rockand erodingsedimentsTemperature,precipitationand wind speedof a specificday/timeAmedium-sized StarIt's usuallyrainy inSeattleWashingtonwater vaporin the aircools andchanges intoliquid again29.5days24hourswater slowlyseeps downinto thelayers of soiland rockexcessrainwater flowsto a watersource likeriver or lake365daysFree!sun heatsliquid waterwhich rises aswater vaporinto the airTilt andRevolutionCoal,oil/petroleum,& NaturalGasRotates onaxis, sphere, inour solarsystem,pictured byNASAinner planet,has water,life,glaceries,liquid waterMercury,Venus, Earth,Mars, Jupiter,Saturn, Uranus& NeptuneMoongettinglargerRevolvessedimentsare carriedfrom oneplace toanothersedimentsare droppedoff in a newlocationLargestPlanet3rd planetfrom theSunformed bywaterdepositingsediments atthe mouth of ariverprecipitationis stored in alake, glacier,river, oroceanSmallest,natural satellite,controls tides,low gravity,frozen waterFormed bywinddepositingsediments inhillRotateWater fallsas Rain,Sleet,Hail, SnowCenter ofour solarsystemminerals andpressurehardensediments intosedimentaryrockRocks beingbroken downinto tinypieces calledsedimentsformed fromdeadorganismsfrom millionsof years agoWeather of aregion for along periodof timepressure fromthe abovelayers packsthe sedimentlayers tightlyMoongettingsmallerPowers theWater Cycle,Gravity holdseverything inplace, source ofheat and light80degreesFahrenheitPlantsreleasewatervaporCausesofDay/NightFormed bywaterweathering rockand erodingsedimentsTemperature,precipitationand wind speedof a specificday/timeAmedium-sized StarIt's usuallyrainy inSeattleWashingtonwater vaporin the aircools andchanges intoliquid again29.5days24hourswater slowlyseeps downinto thelayers of soiland rockexcessrainwater flowsto a watersource likeriver or lake365daysFree!sun heatsliquid waterwhich rises aswater vaporinto the airTilt andRevolutionCoal,oil/petroleum,& NaturalGasRotates onaxis, sphere, inour solarsystem,pictured byNASAinner planet,has water,life,glaceries,liquid waterMercury,Venus, Earth,Mars, Jupiter,Saturn, Uranus& NeptuneMoongettinglargerRevolvessedimentsare carriedfrom oneplace toanothersedimentsare droppedoff in a newlocationLargestPlanet3rd planetfrom theSun

Science Review - 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. formed by water depositing sediments at the mouth of a river
  2. precipitation is stored in a lake, glacier, river, or ocean
  3. Smallest, natural satellite, controls tides, low gravity, frozen water
  4. Formed by wind depositing sediments in hill
  5. Rotate
  6. Water falls as Rain, Sleet, Hail, Snow
  7. Center of our solar system
  8. minerals and pressure harden sediments into sedimentary rock
  9. Rocks being broken down into tiny pieces called sediments
  10. formed from dead organisms from millions of years ago
  11. Weather of a region for a long period of time
  12. pressure from the above layers packs the sediment layers tightly
  13. Moon getting smaller
  14. Powers the Water Cycle, Gravity holds everything in place, source of heat and light
  15. 80 degrees Fahrenheit
  16. Plants release water vapor
  17. Causes of Day/Night
  18. Formed by water weathering rock and eroding sediments
  19. Temperature, precipitation and wind speed of a specific day/time
  20. A medium-sized Star
  21. It's usually rainy in Seattle Washington
  22. water vapor in the air cools and changes into liquid again
  23. 29.5 days
  24. 24 hours
  25. water slowly seeps down into the layers of soil and rock
  26. excess rainwater flows to a water source like river or lake
  27. 365 days
  28. Free!
  29. sun heats liquid water which rises as water vapor into the air
  30. Tilt and Revolution
  31. Coal, oil/petroleum, & Natural Gas
  32. Rotates on axis, sphere, in our solar system, pictured by NASA
  33. inner planet, has water, life, glaceries, liquid water
  34. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus & Neptune
  35. Moon getting larger
  36. Revolves
  37. sediments are carried from one place to another
  38. sediments are dropped off in a new location
  39. Largest Planet
  40. 3rd planet from the Sun