(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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force that has a spring
Spring
force of resistance when one object is traveling over another: sliding feet on carpet
Friction
velocity
v
mass
m
potential energy
PE
force that pushes against objects traveling through
Air
momentum = mass times velocity
p=mv
kinetic energy will transform into another energy type: sound, heat
inelastic collision
tautness: string, cable, wire
Tension
particle with a negative charge
electron
energy cannot be created nor destroyed
law of conservation of energy
a person pushing/pulling on an object
applied
unlike particles (-+)
attraction
sound
sonic energy
like particles (++) (--)
repulsion
force which keeps us on the ground
Gravity
the study of objects in motion
kinematics
acceleration
a
energy from its position: bicycle pedals, light switch
mechanical energy
amount of stuff in a space
Mass
change in speed/velocity
acceleration
rate traveling plus direction
velocity
particle with positive charge
proton
a space that affects charged particles
electrical field
quantity of motion of a moving object
momentum
energy when an object is in motion
kinetic energy
the rate that the charge is flowing
current
speed = divided by time
s=d/t
having magnitude (number), no direction
scalar
amount of ground traveled
Distance
amount traveled from start
Displacement
no loss of kinetic energy
elastic collision
allows for free movement of electrons
conductor
slows down the movement of electrons
insulator
PE formula
mgh
force = mass times acceleration
f=ma
energy from charged particles
electrical energy
the rate that something moves
speed
energy released from atoms: coal, gas, fire
chemical energy
two surfaces pressing against each other
normal force
smallest part of any substance
atom
particle with no charge
neutron
momentum
p
having magnitude (number) and direction
vector
Push or pull
force
energy that an object has when it is not moving (usually related to gravity, so how high something is off the ground)
potential energy