What is theway heatmoves throughliquids andgases called?HEAT ISA FORMOF?Energyfrom theSun travelsto Earth as what is themeaning ofconvection? Whathappens toparticles asthey cooldown?________________has small gaps tolet them expand inhot day.dark colour___________heat and lightcolour___________heat.If you burn yourhand on thehandle of a hotpot, heat wastransferred toyour skin by sea breezehappensduring the____________The silversurface of theteapot retainsheat longer.This is because heat energytravelingthrough spaceis an exampleof _____ In a swimmingpool, water nearthe surface isslightly warmer.The warm waterrises because ofThe averagedistance betweenmolecules alwaysincreases duringwhich of thefollowing phasechanges? Conduction,Convectionand Radiationare threetypes of... Suntanning isan exampleof.... What ismeant bytemperature? TEMPERATUREMEASURE IN ?Heattransfersfrom ______objects tocold objects. Whichsurface is abetter heatabsorberand radiator What is thedifferencebetween aconductor andan insulator? Example ofsubstance thatallows heat toflow through iteasilySTATETHE S.IUNIT OFHEATWhat is aexample ofaconductor? When youtouch a coldwindow, how isenergy beingtransferred? What is theway heatmoves throughliquids andgases called?HEAT ISA FORMOF?Energyfrom theSun travelsto Earth as what is themeaning ofconvection? Whathappens toparticles asthey cooldown?________________has small gaps tolet them expand inhot day.dark colour___________heat and lightcolour___________heat.If you burn yourhand on thehandle of a hotpot, heat wastransferred toyour skin by sea breezehappensduring the____________The silversurface of theteapot retainsheat longer.This is because heat energytravelingthrough spaceis an exampleof _____ In a swimmingpool, water nearthe surface isslightly warmer.The warm waterrises because ofThe averagedistance betweenmolecules alwaysincreases duringwhich of thefollowing phasechanges? Conduction,Convectionand Radiationare threetypes of... Suntanning isan exampleof.... What ismeant bytemperature? TEMPERATUREMEASURE IN ?Heattransfersfrom ______objects tocold objects. Whichsurface is abetter heatabsorberand radiator What is thedifferencebetween aconductor andan insulator? Example ofsubstance thatallows heat toflow through iteasilySTATETHE S.IUNIT OFHEATWhat is aexample ofaconductor? When youtouch a coldwindow, how isenergy beingtransferred? 

HEAT - 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. What is the way heat moves through liquids and gases called?
  2. HEAT IS A FORM OF?
  3. Energy from the Sun travels to Earth as
  4. what is the meaning of convection?
  5. What happens to particles as they cool down?
  6. ________________ has small gaps to let them expand in hot day.
  7. dark colour ___________ heat and light colour ___________ heat.
  8. If you burn your hand on the handle of a hot pot, heat was transferred to your skin by
  9. sea breeze happens during the ____________
  10. The silver surface of the teapot retains heat longer. This is because
  11. heat energy traveling through space is an example of _____
  12. In a swimming pool, water near the surface is slightly warmer. The warm water rises because of
  13. The average distance between molecules always increases during which of the following phase changes?
  14. Conduction, Convection and Radiation are three types of...
  15. Sun tanning is an example of....
  16. What is meant by temperature?
  17. TEMPERATURE MEASURE IN ?
  18. Heat transfers from ______ objects to cold objects.
  19. Which surface is a better heat absorber and radiator
  20. What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?
  21. Example of substance that allows heat to flow through it easily
  22. STATE THE S.I UNIT OF HEAT
  23. What is a example of a conductor?
  24. When you touch a cold window, how is energy being transferred?