Scientists andregulators areevaluating theimpact visitorscenters and hotelshave on theenvironmentNowhere else on theplanet have nationsagreed to worktogether to maintainpeace, supportscientific research,and protect theenvironment."1959later documentscovered theprotectionof life in andaroundAntarcticaEmphasizethe effects ofprogress andchange inAntarctica Additionaldocumentshave beenadded toaddress newissuesBy explainingthe likelynegative effectsto the continentand oceanTechnologyhas made iteasier forpeople to visitAntarctica sense ofpurpose andcollaborationis somethingto celebrate.They have madea commitment topreserveAntarctica andits naturalresources.tourismThe documentstipulatedthat countries hadprovide advancednotice of Antarcticexpeditions"Therearen't a lot ofrules governingtourism. It'smostlyvoluntary."a base forinternationalresearch"Even though theAntarctic Treaty wasnegotiated by adozen countries withdiffering interests, theresulting documentwas simple."7 countrieslaid claimto theterritorynegotiationthe AntarcticTreaty wascreated in1959Free!the continentcould not beused formilitarypurposesScientists andregulators areevaluating theimpact visitorscenters and hotelshave on theenvironmentNowhere else on theplanet have nationsagreed to worktogether to maintainpeace, supportscientific research,and protect theenvironment."1959later documentscovered theprotectionof life in andaroundAntarcticaEmphasizethe effects ofprogress andchange inAntarctica Additionaldocumentshave beenadded toaddress newissuesBy explainingthe likelynegative effectsto the continentand oceanTechnologyhas made iteasier forpeople to visitAntarctica sense ofpurpose andcollaborationis somethingto celebrate.They have madea commitment topreserveAntarctica andits naturalresources.tourismThe documentstipulatedthat countries hadprovide advancednotice of Antarcticexpeditions"Therearen't a lot ofrules governingtourism. It'smostlyvoluntary."a base forinternationalresearch"Even though theAntarctic Treaty wasnegotiated by adozen countries withdiffering interests, theresulting documentwas simple."7 countrieslaid claimto theterritorynegotiationthe AntarcticTreaty wascreated in1959Free!the continentcould not beused formilitarypurposes

Antartica 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. Scientists and regulators are evaluating the impact visitors centers and hotels have on the environment
  2. Nowhere else on the planet have nations agreed to work together to maintain peace, support scientific research, and protect the environment."
  3. 1959
  4. later documents covered the protection of life in and around Antarctica
  5. Emphasize the effects of progress and change in Antarctica
  6. Additional documents have been added to address new issues
  7. By explaining the likely negative effects to the continent and ocean
  8. Technology has made it easier for people to visit Antarctica
  9. sense of purpose and collaboration is something to celebrate.
  10. They have made a commitment to preserve Antarctica and its natural resources.
  11. tourism
  12. The document stipulated that countries had provide advanced notice of Antarctic expeditions
  13. "There aren't a lot of rules governing tourism. It's mostly voluntary."
  14. a base for international research
  15. "Even though the Antarctic Treaty was negotiated by a dozen countries with differing interests, the resulting document was simple."
  16. 7 countries laid claim to the territory
  17. negotiation
  18. the Antarctic Treaty was created in 1959
  19. Free!
  20. the continent could not be used for military purposes