measure ofhow hot orcoldsomething isTemperaturethe processby which aliquidchanges intoa gasa populationthat getseaten byanotherorganismResourcePopulationanything thathas massand takes upspaceMatterthe processby which agas changesinto a liquidone populationaffecting it'sresource/consumerpopulationDirectEffectto movefrom oneobject toanotherTransferThe abilityto makethings moveor change.EnergyWateras agasWatervaporMissWattsYourfavoritescienceteacher :)when two ormorepopulationsuse the sameresourceCompetitionan idea aboutwhat mighthappen that isbased on whatyou alreadyknowPredictionthe processof creatingoffspring(havingbabies)ReproductionEnergythat is inmotion.Energythat isstored.one populationaffectinganother notnext to it onthe food webIndirectEffecta balancedstate in whicha system isstable (sametemperature)Equilibriumwinds thatmove in onedirection andare strongenough to pushocean currentsPrevailingWindsrain, snow,sleet, or hailthat falls tothe groundPrecipitationweatherpatterns overa long periodof timeClimatea populationthat eatsorganismsfrom anotherpopulationConsumerPopulationAnotherway tosay "heatenergy"wheresomethingcomesfromSourcethe imaginary linethat divides Earthinto northern andsouthernhemispheres(halves)Equatormeasure ofhow hot orcoldsomething isTemperaturethe processby which aliquidchanges intoa gasa populationthat getseaten byanotherorganismResourcePopulationanything thathas massand takes upspaceMatterthe processby which agas changesinto a liquidone populationaffecting it'sresource/consumerpopulationDirectEffectto movefrom oneobject toanotherTransferThe abilityto makethings moveor change.EnergyWateras agasWatervaporMissWattsYourfavoritescienceteacher :)when two ormorepopulationsuse the sameresourceCompetitionan idea aboutwhat mighthappen that isbased on whatyou alreadyknowPredictionthe processof creatingoffspring(havingbabies)ReproductionEnergythat is inmotion.Energythat isstored.one populationaffectinganother notnext to it onthe food webIndirectEffecta balancedstate in whicha system isstable (sametemperature)Equilibriumwinds thatmove in onedirection andare strongenough to pushocean currentsPrevailingWindsrain, snow,sleet, or hailthat falls tothe groundPrecipitationweatherpatterns overa long periodof timeClimatea populationthat eatsorganismsfrom anotherpopulationConsumerPopulationAnotherway tosay "heatenergy"wheresomethingcomesfromSourcethe imaginary linethat divides Earthinto northern andsouthernhemispheres(halves)Equator

6th Grade Science 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. Temperature
    measure of how hot or cold something is
  2. the process by which a liquid changes into a gas
  3. Resource Population
    a population that gets eaten by another organism
  4. Matter
    anything that has mass and takes up space
  5. the process by which a gas changes into a liquid
  6. Direct Effect
    one population affecting it's resource/consumer population
  7. Transfer
    to move from one object to another
  8. Energy
    The ability to make things move or change.
  9. Water vapor
    Water as a gas
  10. Your favorite science teacher :)
    Miss Watts
  11. Competition
    when two or more populations use the same resource
  12. Prediction
    an idea about what might happen that is based on what you already know
  13. Reproduction
    the process of creating offspring (having babies)
  14. Energy that is in motion.
  15. Energy that is stored.
  16. Indirect Effect
    one population affecting another not next to it on the food web
  17. Equilibrium
    a balanced state in which a system is stable (same temperature)
  18. Prevailing Winds
    winds that move in one direction and are strong enough to push ocean currents
  19. Precipitation
    rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground
  20. Climate
    weather patterns over a long period of time
  21. Consumer Population
    a population that eats organisms from another population
  22. Another way to say "heat energy"
  23. Source
    where something comes from
  24. Equator
    the imaginary line that divides Earth into northern and southern hemispheres (halves)