The spinning of anobject around itsown axis; Earth'srotation takesabout 24 hoursand is responsiblefor day and night.SouthernHemisphereThe direction inwhich the handsof a clock move;it is a circularmovement to theright.CounterclockwiseRapidRadiationHydrosphereAxisWavy bands offast-moving aircurrents that flowwest to east highup in the Earth'satmosphereAirmassThe half of the Earththat is north of theEquator,experiencingopposite seasonscompared to theSouthernHemisphereRevolutionClimateThe layer of gassessurrounding theEarth, essential forlife; it protects theplanet from harmfulsolar radiation andregulatestemperature. The short-termatmospheric conditionsin a specific area,including temperature,humidity, precipitation,and wind.The transfer of heatthrough the movementof fluids (liquids andgasses); warmer, lessdense fluid rises, whilecooler, denser fluidsinks, creating acirculation pattern.When the windblows from theSea to the Landduring the day dueto land beingwarmer than theseaEquatorThe angle at which anobject is inclinedrelative to a referenceplane; Earth's tiltaffects the intensityand distribution ofsunlight, influencingseasons.The star at the centerof our solar system,providing light andheat necessary forlife on Earth; it playsa crucial role inweather and climatepatterns.LandbreezeThe curving ofthe path ofmoving objectsdue to Earth'srotationThe direction fromwhich the wind isblowing, typicallyexpressed indegrees based ona compassSeasonsThe spinning of anobject around itsown axis; Earth'srotation takesabout 24 hoursand is responsiblefor day and night.SouthernHemisphereThe direction inwhich the handsof a clock move;it is a circularmovement to theright.CounterclockwiseRapidRadiationHydrosphereAxisWavy bands offast-moving aircurrents that flowwest to east highup in the Earth'satmosphereAirmassThe half of the Earththat is north of theEquator,experiencingopposite seasonscompared to theSouthernHemisphereRevolutionClimateThe layer of gassessurrounding theEarth, essential forlife; it protects theplanet from harmfulsolar radiation andregulatestemperature. The short-termatmospheric conditionsin a specific area,including temperature,humidity, precipitation,and wind.The transfer of heatthrough the movementof fluids (liquids andgasses); warmer, lessdense fluid rises, whilecooler, denser fluidsinks, creating acirculation pattern.When the windblows from theSea to the Landduring the day dueto land beingwarmer than theseaEquatorThe angle at which anobject is inclinedrelative to a referenceplane; Earth's tiltaffects the intensityand distribution ofsunlight, influencingseasons.The star at the centerof our solar system,providing light andheat necessary forlife on Earth; it playsa crucial role inweather and climatepatterns.LandbreezeThe curving ofthe path ofmoving objectsdue to Earth'srotationThe direction fromwhich the wind isblowing, typicallyexpressed indegrees based ona compassSeasons

Weather and Climate 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 spinning of an object around its own axis; Earth's rotation takes about 24 hours and is responsible for day and night.
  2. Southern Hemisphere
  3. The direction in which the hands of a clock move; it is a circular movement to the right.
  4. Counterclockwise
  5. Rapid
  6. Radiation
  7. Hydrosphere
  8. Axis
  9. Wavy bands of fast-moving air currents that flow west to east high up in the Earth's atmosphere
  10. Air mass
  11. The half of the Earth that is north of the Equator, experiencing opposite seasons compared to the Southern Hemisphere
  12. Revolution
  13. Climate
  14. The layer of gasses surrounding the Earth, essential for life; it protects the planet from harmful solar radiation and regulates temperature.
  15. The short-term atmospheric conditions in a specific area, including temperature, humidity, precipitation, and wind.
  16. The transfer of heat through the movement of fluids (liquids and gasses); warmer, less dense fluid rises, while cooler, denser fluid sinks, creating a circulation pattern.
  17. When the wind blows from the Sea to the Land during the day due to land being warmer than the sea
  18. Equator
  19. The angle at which an object is inclined relative to a reference plane; Earth's tilt affects the intensity and distribution of sunlight, influencing seasons.
  20. The star at the center of our solar system, providing light and heat necessary for life on Earth; it plays a crucial role in weather and climate patterns.
  21. Land breeze
  22. The curving of the path of moving objects due to Earth's rotation
  23. The direction from which the wind is blowing, typically expressed in degrees based on a compass
  24. Seasons