—-heavy andrelatively hardoxide mineralmagnetic hematitehas a brilliantmetallic lustre—-translucentstone ranging incolor from yellow-orange to reddishbrown. It gets itscolor from ironoxide————————————- afine-grained form of quartz,also known as chalcedony. It'smade up of quartz crystalsthat are deposited in layersparallel to the walls ofvolcanic rock cavitiesinclusions thatgive it ashimmering orglistening effecttermedaventurescence.a violetvarietyof quartz—-NamedDalmatian for itslikeness to the “fireengine” dog.Mined primarily inChihuahuaMexico.————-- acalcium boro-silicare stone that’sopaque and porous.White and creamwith gray, brown orblack veins———- a chatoyantgemstone that isusually ametamorphic rockwith a golden tored-brown colourand a silky lustre.———- volcanic glassformed when lavaextruded from a volcanowhen it cools rapidly withminimal crystal growth. Itis an igneous rock. Theinclusion of spherulitesproduce the snowflakepattern. Free!————-hard,crystalline mineralcomposed of silica .Quartz is the secondmost abundantmineral in Earth'scontinental crust,behind feldspar.semi-preciousstone that is aquartz variety. Itis translucentpink to rosecolored. -is a varietalname for rose-pink to redmineral pyrope,a species in thegarnet group———-- anaggregate , usuallyred, yellow, brown orgreen in color; andrarely blue. Thecommon red color isdue to iron inclusions- is a metamorphicrock that is alteredgranite composed ofpink orthoclasefeldspar, greenepidote, andgenerally colorlessquartz.-is a tectosilicatemineral with royalblue varietieswidely used asan ornamentalgemstone.—-heavy andrelatively hardoxide mineralmagnetic hematitehas a brilliantmetallic lustre—-translucentstone ranging incolor from yellow-orange to reddishbrown. It gets itscolor from ironoxide————————————- afine-grained form of quartz,also known as chalcedony. It'smade up of quartz crystalsthat are deposited in layersparallel to the walls ofvolcanic rock cavitiesinclusions thatgive it ashimmering orglistening effecttermedaventurescence.a violetvarietyof quartz—-NamedDalmatian for itslikeness to the “fireengine” dog.Mined primarily inChihuahuaMexico.————-- acalcium boro-silicare stone that’sopaque and porous.White and creamwith gray, brown orblack veins———- a chatoyantgemstone that isusually ametamorphic rockwith a golden tored-brown colourand a silky lustre.———- volcanic glassformed when lavaextruded from a volcanowhen it cools rapidly withminimal crystal growth. Itis an igneous rock. Theinclusion of spherulitesproduce the snowflakepattern. Free!————-hard,crystalline mineralcomposed of silica .Quartz is the secondmost abundantmineral in Earth'scontinental crust,behind feldspar.semi-preciousstone that is aquartz variety. Itis translucentpink to rosecolored. -is a varietalname for rose-pink to redmineral pyrope,a species in thegarnet group———-- anaggregate , usuallyred, yellow, brown orgreen in color; andrarely blue. Thecommon red color isdue to iron inclusions- is a metamorphicrock that is alteredgranite composed ofpink orthoclasefeldspar, greenepidote, andgenerally colorlessquartz.-is a tectosilicatemineral with royalblue varietieswidely used asan ornamentalgemstone.

ROCKS - 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. —-heavy and relatively hard oxide mineral magnetic hematite has a brilliant metallic lustre
  2. —-translucent stone ranging in color from yellow-orange to reddish brown. It gets its color from iron oxide
  3. ————————————- a fine-grained form of quartz, also known as chalcedony. It's made up of quartz crystals that are deposited in layers parallel to the walls of volcanic rock cavities
  4. inclusions that give it a shimmering or glistening effect termed aventurescence.
  5. a violet variety of quartz
  6. —-Named Dalmatian for its likeness to the “fire engine” dog. Mined primarily in Chihuahua Mexico.
  7. ————-- a calcium boro-silicare stone that’s opaque and porous. White and cream with gray, brown or black veins
  8. ———- a chatoyant gemstone that is usually a metamorphic rock with a golden to red-brown colour and a silky lustre.
  9. ———- volcanic glass formed when lava extruded from a volcano when it cools rapidly with minimal crystal growth. It is an igneous rock. The inclusion of spherulites produce the snowflake pattern.
  10. Free!
  11. ————-hard, crystalline mineral composed of silica . Quartz is the second most abundant mineral in Earth's continental crust, behind feldspar.
  12. semi-precious stone that is a quartz variety. It is translucent pink to rose colored.
  13. -is a varietal name for rose-pink to red mineral pyrope, a species in the garnet group
  14. ———-- an aggregate , usually red, yellow, brown or green in color; and rarely blue. The common red color is due to iron inclusions
  15. - is a metamorphic rock that is altered granite composed of pink orthoclase feldspar, green epidote, and generally colorless quartz.
  16. -is a tectosilicate mineral with royal blue varieties widely used as an ornamental gemstone.