Asteroidsrevolvearound theSun inelliptical orbitsMeteors arefound in theEarth’satmosphere, dry,barren land, orAntarctica.A comet’s tail iscaused when they’repartly vaporized bythe sun. The taildoesn’t follow behindthe comet’ it alwayspoints away from thesunSomeasteroidshavemoonsMeteorites aremeteoroids thatsurvive theirpassage throughthe atmosphereand land onEarth’s surface.Meteors canbe called“shootingstars”Comets movein a highlyelliptical orbitaround theSunCometshave twotails; a dusttail and anion tailAsteroids arefound in themain asteroidbelt betweenMars andJupiterMeteors arewhenmeteoroids passthrough Earth’satmosphere andburn up.Meteors are smallpieces of rock ormetal from spacethat burn up whenentering Earth’satmosphereComets areprimarilycomposed ofice, dust,and rockMeteorshowersoccur whenearth passesthrough debrisComets arenicknamed‘dirtysnowballs’Meteors movewhen it entersEarth’satmosphere.Doing so can slowdown its orbitalspeed.Comet tailscan bemillions ofmiles longA coma is thedusty, gaseousatmospherethat surroundsthe nucleus of acometComets arefound in theKuiper Beltand OortCloud.Meteors aresometimesobserved withred, yellow, orgreen trails.Asteroidsare madeup of rockSomeasteroids havewater-icetrapped in theirrubble massMillions ofasteroidsexist in thesolarsystem.A comet’snucleus is madeup of frozenwater and gasesmixed with dustand rock materialMeteoroidsare chunksof rock ormetal thatorbit the sunAsteroidsrevolvearound theSun inelliptical orbitsMeteors arefound in theEarth’satmosphere, dry,barren land, orAntarctica.A comet’s tail iscaused when they’repartly vaporized bythe sun. The taildoesn’t follow behindthe comet’ it alwayspoints away from thesunSomeasteroidshavemoonsMeteorites aremeteoroids thatsurvive theirpassage throughthe atmosphereand land onEarth’s surface.Meteors canbe called“shootingstars”Comets movein a highlyelliptical orbitaround theSunCometshave twotails; a dusttail and anion tailAsteroids arefound in themain asteroidbelt betweenMars andJupiterMeteors arewhenmeteoroids passthrough Earth’satmosphere andburn up.Meteors are smallpieces of rock ormetal from spacethat burn up whenentering Earth’satmosphereComets areprimarilycomposed ofice, dust,and rockMeteorshowersoccur whenearth passesthrough debrisComets arenicknamed‘dirtysnowballs’Meteors movewhen it entersEarth’satmosphere.Doing so can slowdown its orbitalspeed.Comet tailscan bemillions ofmiles longA coma is thedusty, gaseousatmospherethat surroundsthe nucleus of acometComets arefound in theKuiper Beltand OortCloud.Meteors aresometimesobserved withred, yellow, orgreen trails.Asteroidsare madeup of rockSomeasteroids havewater-icetrapped in theirrubble massMillions ofasteroidsexist in thesolarsystem.A comet’snucleus is madeup of frozenwater and gasesmixed with dustand rock materialMeteoroidsare chunksof rock ormetal thatorbit the sun

Asteroids, Meteors, and Comets - 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. Asteroids revolve around the Sun in elliptical orbits
  2. Meteors are found in the Earth’s atmosphere, dry, barren land, or Antarctica.
  3. A comet’s tail is caused when they’re partly vaporized by the sun. The tail doesn’t follow behind the comet’ it always points away from the sun
  4. Some asteroids have moons
  5. Meteorites are meteoroids that survive their passage through the atmosphere and land on Earth’s surface.
  6. Meteors can be called “shooting stars”
  7. Comets move in a highly elliptical orbit around the Sun
  8. Comets have two tails; a dust tail and an ion tail
  9. Asteroids are found in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter
  10. Meteors are when meteoroids pass through Earth’s atmosphere and burn up.
  11. Meteors are small pieces of rock or metal from space that burn up when entering Earth’s atmosphere
  12. Comets are primarily composed of ice, dust, and rock
  13. Meteor showers occur when earth passes through debris
  14. Comets are nicknamed ‘dirty snowballs’
  15. Meteors move when it enters Earth’s atmosphere. Doing so can slow down its orbital speed.
  16. Comet tails can be millions of miles long
  17. A coma is the dusty, gaseous atmosphere that surrounds the nucleus of a comet
  18. Comets are found in the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud.
  19. Meteors are sometimes observed with red, yellow, or green trails.
  20. Asteroids are made up of rock
  21. Some asteroids have water-ice trapped in their rubble mass
  22. Millions of asteroids exist in the solar system.
  23. A comet’s nucleus is made up of frozen water and gases mixed with dust and rock material
  24. Meteoroids are chunks of rock or metal that orbit the sun