MercuryThe firstplanetfrom theSun.GalaxyA huge collectionof gas, dust andbillions of starsand their solarsystems heldtogether by gravity.Cometa body of iceand dust thattravels in a longnarrow orbitaround the sunMassTheamount ofmatter inan objectEarthThe thirdplanetfrom theSun.Accelerationthechange invelocityover timeVolumeMeasure ofthe physicalspace itoccupiesLightYearThe distancelight travelsin one year(nearly 6trillion miles).OrbitThe pathan objectfollows asit movesStarA ball of shininggas, made mostlyof hydrogen andhelium, heldtogether by itsown gravityOrbitalSpeedThe speed atwhich an object(usually aplanet) orbitsaround the massof another objectInnerPlanetsPlanets whoseorbit is within theasteroid belt,includingMercury, Venus,Earth and Mars.MagneticFieldThe spacearound amagnet wherethe magneticforce is activeVenusThesecondplanet fromthe Sun.UranusTheseventhplanet fromthe Sun.DensityThe ratio ofthe mass ofan object toits volumeSaturnThe sixthplanetfrom theSun.MoonA largecelestial objectthat acts as anatural satelliteto Earth.NeptuneThe eighthplanetfrom theSun.OuterPlanetsPlanets whoseorbits are outsidethe asteroid belt,including Jupiter,Saturn, Uranusand NeptuneAttractto pulltowardsMarsThe fourthplanetfrom theSun.AstronomyThe scientificstudy of theuniverse, includingthe solar system,stars, andgalaxies.WeightThe forceof gravityon anobjectTelescopeAninstrumentthat allowsus to seeinto space.InertiaThe tendencyof an objectto resist achange inmotionUniverseAll of spaceand time,andeverything init.Newton'sFirst Lawof MotionAn object at rest willremain at rest and anobject in motion willstay in motion w/ aconstant speed anddirection unlessacted upon by anoutside forceVelocityThe speedand directionan item ismovingAtmosphereThe gasesheld by gravityaround Earthand aroundother planets.GravityThe forcethatattracts allobjectsParticleA tinyamount orsmall pieceofsomething.OrbitalPeriodThe time ittakes an objectto travel oncearound theSunMotionA changein anobjectspositionRevolutionthe movementof an objectaroundanother objectYearThe time ittakes aplanet toorbit theSun.SatelliteAn objectintentionallyplaced into spaceto orbit a celestialbody to collectinformation.ForceA pushor pullHeliocentricSun-centered;model of thesolar systemPlanetA spherical ballof rock and/orgas that moveson its own andorbits a starJupiterThe fifthplanetfrom theSun.SolarSystemA set that includesa star and all ofthe matter thatorbits it, includingplanets, moons,asteroids, comets,and other objects.MercuryThe firstplanetfrom theSun.GalaxyA huge collectionof gas, dust andbillions of starsand their solarsystems heldtogether by gravity.Cometa body of iceand dust thattravels in a longnarrow orbitaround the sunMassTheamount ofmatter inan objectEarthThe thirdplanetfrom theSun.Accelerationthechange invelocityover timeVolumeMeasure ofthe physicalspace itoccupiesLightYearThe distancelight travelsin one year(nearly 6trillion miles).OrbitThe pathan objectfollows asit movesStarA ball of shininggas, made mostlyof hydrogen andhelium, heldtogether by itsown gravityOrbitalSpeedThe speed atwhich an object(usually aplanet) orbitsaround the massof another objectInnerPlanetsPlanets whoseorbit is within theasteroid belt,includingMercury, Venus,Earth and Mars.MagneticFieldThe spacearound amagnet wherethe magneticforce is activeVenusThesecondplanet fromthe Sun.UranusTheseventhplanet fromthe Sun.DensityThe ratio ofthe mass ofan object toits volumeSaturnThe sixthplanetfrom theSun.MoonA largecelestial objectthat acts as anatural satelliteto Earth.NeptuneThe eighthplanetfrom theSun.OuterPlanetsPlanets whoseorbits are outsidethe asteroid belt,including Jupiter,Saturn, Uranusand NeptuneAttractto pulltowardsMarsThe fourthplanetfrom theSun.AstronomyThe scientificstudy of theuniverse, includingthe solar system,stars, andgalaxies.WeightThe forceof gravityon anobjectTelescopeAninstrumentthat allowsus to seeinto space.InertiaThe tendencyof an objectto resist achange inmotionUniverseAll of spaceand time,andeverything init.Newton'sFirst Lawof MotionAn object at rest willremain at rest and anobject in motion willstay in motion w/ aconstant speed anddirection unlessacted upon by anoutside forceVelocityThe speedand directionan item ismovingAtmosphereThe gasesheld by gravityaround Earthand aroundother planets.GravityThe forcethatattracts allobjectsParticleA tinyamount orsmall pieceofsomething.OrbitalPeriodThe time ittakes an objectto travel oncearound theSunMotionA changein anobjectspositionRevolutionthe movementof an objectaroundanother objectYearThe time ittakes aplanet toorbit theSun.SatelliteAn objectintentionallyplaced into spaceto orbit a celestialbody to collectinformation.ForceA pushor pullHeliocentricSun-centered;model of thesolar systemPlanetA spherical ballof rock and/orgas that moveson its own andorbits a starJupiterThe fifthplanetfrom theSun.SolarSystemA set that includesa star and all ofthe matter thatorbits it, includingplanets, moons,asteroids, comets,and other objects.

Space, Gravity and Orbits 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. The first planet from the Sun.
    Mercury
  2. A huge collection of gas, dust and billions of stars and their solar systems held together by gravity.
    Galaxy
  3. a body of ice and dust that travels in a long narrow orbit around the sun
    Comet
  4. The amount of matter in an object
    Mass
  5. The third planet from the Sun.
    Earth
  6. the change in velocity over time
    Acceleration
  7. Measure of the physical space it occupies
    Volume
  8. The distance light travels in one year (nearly 6 trillion miles).
    Light Year
  9. The path an object follows as it moves
    Orbit
  10. A ball of shining gas, made mostly of hydrogen and helium, held together by its own gravity
    Star
  11. The speed at which an object (usually a planet) orbits around the mass of another object
    Orbital Speed
  12. Planets whose orbit is within the asteroid belt, including Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.
    Inner Planets
  13. The space around a magnet where the magnetic force is active
    Magnetic Field
  14. The second planet from the Sun.
    Venus
  15. The seventh planet from the Sun.
    Uranus
  16. The ratio of the mass of an object to its volume
    Density
  17. The sixth planet from the Sun.
    Saturn
  18. A large celestial object that acts as a natural satellite to Earth.
    Moon
  19. The eighth planet from the Sun.
    Neptune
  20. Planets whose orbits are outside the asteroid belt, including Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
    Outer Planets
  21. to pull towards
    Attract
  22. The fourth planet from the Sun.
    Mars
  23. The scientific study of the universe, including the solar system, stars, and galaxies.
    Astronomy
  24. The force of gravity on an object
    Weight
  25. An instrument that allows us to see into space.
    Telescope
  26. The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion
    Inertia
  27. All of space and time, and everything in it.
    Universe
  28. An object at rest will remain at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion w/ a constant speed and direction unless acted upon by an outside force
    Newton's First Law of Motion
  29. The speed and direction an item is moving
    Velocity
  30. The gases held by gravity around Earth and around other planets.
    Atmosphere
  31. The force that attracts all objects
    Gravity
  32. A tiny amount or small piece of something.
    Particle
  33. The time it takes an object to travel once around the Sun
    Orbital Period
  34. A change in an objects position
    Motion
  35. the movement of an object around another object
    Revolution
  36. The time it takes a planet to orbit the Sun.
    Year
  37. An object intentionally placed into space to orbit a celestial body to collect information.
    Satellite
  38. A push or pull
    Force
  39. Sun-centered; model of the solar system
    Heliocentric
  40. A spherical ball of rock and/or gas that moves on its own and orbits a star
    Planet
  41. The fifth planet from the Sun.
    Jupiter
  42. A set that includes a star and all of the matter that orbits it, including planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other objects.
    Solar System