standardformnumericalversion of anumber whereeach numberhas a placevaluequotientanswer toa divisionproblemvolumeamount of 3dimensionalspace anobjectoccupiesequationnumbersentencewith anequal signplanea flat surfacethat stretchesinto infinity-2-dimensionaldifferencethe resultwhen onenumber issubtractedfrom anotheraddendanynumberbeingaddeddenominatorbottompart of afractionbenchmarkfractionscommonfractions thatyou can judgeother numbersagainst like 1/2,1/3, 0, 1expressiona mathphrasewith out anequal signpowersof ten10 raised toany positiveexponent or0 exponentAxisvertical andhorizontal linesthat make up thequadrants of acoordinate plane:- x and y axesestimatea close guessof the actualvalue withcalculationinvolvedhundredthone out ofhundred equalparts; seconddigit to the rightof the decimalpointequivalentfractionsdifferentfractions thatname thesameamountfactorone of two ormore expressionsthat are multipliedtogether ,separated by +and - signsarrayorderly arrangementin rows and columnsused in multiplicationand division withrepeated additionand division in fairsharesareathe number ofsquare unitsthat cover ashape orfigureOrder ofOperationsrule that showswhich proceduresshould be donefirst in anexpression :parentheses first,etcperpendicularlinestwointersectinglines havefour rightangles formednumberbonda picture of therelationshipbetween anumber and partsthat combine tomake itlowesttermsa fraction expressI'd in the fewestnumber of piecespossible; alsosimplest formunitfractionfractionwith anumeratorof oneroundApproximatinga number toits nearestplace valuemillimetermetric unitfor length1000 ofthese equals1 meterproductresult of twonumbersbeingmultipliedcomposeto put togetherelements likenumbers orgeometricshapesterma single number,variable, ornumbers/variablesmultiplied;separated by +and - signs>isgreaterthancoordinatespairs ofnumbers whichspecify locationof a point onthe coordinatesystemmeterbasic unitof length inMetricSystem (m)decimalexpression of afraction in thebase of ten, usinga decimal point toseparate wholenumbers from thefractional valuesumanswer toanadditionproblemdividendnumber thatis dividedby anothernumberstandardformnumericalversion of anumber whereeach numberhas a placevaluequotientanswer toa divisionproblemvolumeamount of 3dimensionalspace anobjectoccupiesequationnumbersentencewith anequal signplanea flat surfacethat stretchesinto infinity-2-dimensionaldifferencethe resultwhen onenumber issubtractedfrom anotheraddendanynumberbeingaddeddenominatorbottompart of afractionbenchmarkfractionscommonfractions thatyou can judgeother numbersagainst like 1/2,1/3, 0, 1expressiona mathphrasewith out anequal signpowersof ten10 raised toany positiveexponent or0 exponentAxisvertical andhorizontal linesthat make up thequadrants of acoordinate plane:- x and y axesestimatea close guessof the actualvalue withcalculationinvolvedhundredthone out ofhundred equalparts; seconddigit to the rightof the decimalpointequivalentfractionsdifferentfractions thatname thesameamountfactorone of two ormore expressionsthat are multipliedtogether ,separated by +and - signsarrayorderly arrangementin rows and columnsused in multiplicationand division withrepeated additionand division in fairsharesareathe number ofsquare unitsthat cover ashape orfigureOrder ofOperationsrule that showswhich proceduresshould be donefirst in anexpression :parentheses first,etcperpendicularlinestwointersectinglines havefour rightangles formednumberbonda picture of therelationshipbetween anumber and partsthat combine tomake itlowesttermsa fraction expressI'd in the fewestnumber of piecespossible; alsosimplest formunitfractionfractionwith anumeratorof oneroundApproximatinga number toits nearestplace valuemillimetermetric unitfor length1000 ofthese equals1 meterproductresult of twonumbersbeingmultipliedcomposeto put togetherelements likenumbers orgeometricshapesterma single number,variable, ornumbers/variablesmultiplied;separated by +and - signs>isgreaterthancoordinatespairs ofnumbers whichspecify locationof a point onthe coordinatesystemmeterbasic unitof length inMetricSystem (m)decimalexpression of afraction in thebase of ten, usinga decimal point toseparate wholenumbers from thefractional valuesumanswer toanadditionproblemdividendnumber thatis dividedby anothernumber

6th Math Vocabulary 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. numerical version of a number where each number has a place value
    standard form
  2. answer to a division problem
    quotient
  3. amount of 3 dimensional space an object occupies
    volume
  4. number sentence with an equal sign
    equation
  5. a flat surface that stretches into infinity- 2-dimensional
    plane
  6. the result when one number is subtracted from another
    difference
  7. any number being added
    addend
  8. bottom part of a fraction
    denominator
  9. common fractions that you can judge other numbers against like 1/2, 1/3, 0, 1
    benchmark fractions
  10. a math phrase with out an equal sign
    expression
  11. 10 raised to any positive exponent or 0 exponent
    powers of ten
  12. vertical and horizontal lines that make up the quadrants of a coordinate plane: - x and y axes
    Axis
  13. a close guess of the actual value with calculation involved
    estimate
  14. one out of hundred equal parts; second digit to the right of the decimal point
    hundredth
  15. different fractions that name the same amount
    equivalent fractions
  16. one of two or more expressions that are multiplied together , separated by + and - signs
    factor
  17. orderly arrangement in rows and columns used in multiplication and division with repeated addition and division in fair shares
    array
  18. the number of square units that cover a shape or figure
    area
  19. rule that shows which procedures should be done first in an expression : parentheses first, etc
    Order of Operations
  20. two intersecting lines have four right angles formed
    perpendicular lines
  21. a picture of the relationship between a number and parts that combine to make it
    number bond
  22. a fraction express I'd in the fewest number of pieces possible; also simplest form
    lowest terms
  23. fraction with a numerator of one
    unit fraction
  24. Approximating a number to its nearest place value
    round
  25. metric unit for length 1000 of these equals 1 meter
    millimeter
  26. result of two numbers being multiplied
    product
  27. to put together elements like numbers or geometric shapes
    compose
  28. a single number, variable, or numbers/variables multiplied; separated by + and - signs
    term
  29. is greater than
    >
  30. pairs of numbers which specify location of a point on the coordinate system
    coordinates
  31. basic unit of length in Metric System (m)
    meter
  32. expression of a fraction in the base of ten, using a decimal point to separate whole numbers from the fractional value
    decimal
  33. answer to an addition problem
    sum
  34. number that is divided by another number
    dividend