LifeScience(Biology)focuses onliving things& how theyinteractfrictionforce thatresists motionwhen twosurfaces toucheach othersurfacetensionthe force at thesurface of thewater that createsa kind of “skin”that holds watermoleculestogetherhypothesisan if/thenstatement thatpredicts andexplains theanswer to ascientific questiondiaphragmthe second mostimportant muscle located under thelungs that helpscontrol breathingcohesionwatermoleculesare attractedto each otherphysicsstudy of:forces, motion,energy, waves,electricity,light, soundchemistryfocuses on:atoms,molecules,states ofmatter,reactionsEarth &SpaceSciencefocuses onEarthsystems andthe universeosmosisOsmosis is the movementof water molecules from anarea where there is a lot ofwater (high concentration)to an area where there isless water (lowconcentration) through asemipermeable membrane.gravityforce thatpulls objectstowardseach otherdatainformationgatheredfrom theexperimentevidencedata that isanalyzed andinterpreted tosupport orrefute a claimPhysicalSciencefocuses onnon-livingmatter,energy, andmotionPhenomenonsomethingobservable inthe world thatmakes peoplewonder "Why"or "How?"engineeringthe application ofknowledge inorder to design,build and maintaina product or aprocessindependentvariableconditionthat changesin anexperimentSciencethe body ofknowledge thatexplores thephysical andnatural worldconstraintlimit toasolutioninvestigationis an experiment inwhich variables aremanipulated, anddata is collected toserve as evidenceneeded to answer ascientific questionand test a hypothesiscontrolvariableconditions inanexperimentthat stay thesamedependentvariablethe conditionthat is testedor measuredin anexperimentEnvironmentalSciencefocuses oninteractionsbetweenhumans andthe naturalworldmodelrepresentationof a system ofideas, events,or processesLifeScience(Biology)focuses onliving things& how theyinteractfrictionforce thatresists motionwhen twosurfaces toucheach othersurfacetensionthe force at thesurface of thewater that createsa kind of “skin”that holds watermoleculestogetherhypothesisan if/thenstatement thatpredicts andexplains theanswer to ascientific questiondiaphragmthe second mostimportant muscle located under thelungs that helpscontrol breathingcohesionwatermoleculesare attractedto each otherphysicsstudy of:forces, motion,energy, waves,electricity,light, soundchemistryfocuses on:atoms,molecules,states ofmatter,reactionsEarth &SpaceSciencefocuses onEarthsystems andthe universeosmosisOsmosis is the movementof water molecules from anarea where there is a lot ofwater (high concentration)to an area where there isless water (lowconcentration) through asemipermeable membrane.gravityforce thatpulls objectstowardseach otherdatainformationgatheredfrom theexperimentevidencedata that isanalyzed andinterpreted tosupport orrefute a claimPhysicalSciencefocuses onnon-livingmatter,energy, andmotionPhenomenonsomethingobservable inthe world thatmakes peoplewonder "Why"or "How?"engineeringthe application ofknowledge inorder to design,build and maintaina product or aprocessindependentvariableconditionthat changesin anexperimentSciencethe body ofknowledge thatexplores thephysical andnatural worldconstraintlimit toasolutioninvestigationis an experiment inwhich variables aremanipulated, anddata is collected toserve as evidenceneeded to answer ascientific questionand test a hypothesiscontrolvariableconditions inanexperimentthat stay thesamedependentvariablethe conditionthat is testedor measuredin anexperimentEnvironmentalSciencefocuses oninteractionsbetweenhumans andthe naturalworldmodelrepresentationof a system ofideas, events,or processes

Introduction to Science - 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. focuses on living things & how they interact
    Life Science (Biology)
  2. force that resists motion when two surfaces touch each other
    friction
  3. the force at the surface of the water that creates a kind of “skin” that holds water molecules together
    surface tension
  4. an if/then statement that predicts and explains the answer to a scientific question
    hypothesis
  5. the second most important muscle located under the lungs that helps control breathing
    diaphragm
  6. water molecules are attracted to each other
    cohesion
  7. study of: forces, motion, energy, waves, electricity, light, sound
    physics
  8. focuses on: atoms, molecules, states of matter, reactions
    chemistry
  9. focuses on Earth systems and the universe
    Earth & Space Science
  10. Osmosis is the movement of water molecules from an area where there is a lot of water (high concentration) to an area where there is less water (low concentration) through a semipermeable membrane.
    osmosis
  11. force that pulls objects towards each other
    gravity
  12. information gathered from the experiment
    data
  13. data that is analyzed and interpreted to support or refute a claim
    evidence
  14. focuses on non-living matter, energy, and motion
    Physical Science
  15. something observable in the world that makes people wonder "Why" or "How?"
    Phenomenon
  16. the application of knowledge in order to design, build and maintain a product or a process
    engineering
  17. condition that changes in an experiment
    independent variable
  18. the body of knowledge that explores the physical and natural world
    Science
  19. limit to a solution
    constraint
  20. is an experiment in which variables are manipulated, and data is collected to serve as evidence needed to answer a scientific question and test a hypothesis
    investigation
  21. conditions in an experiment that stay the same
    control variable
  22. the condition that is tested or measured in an experiment
    dependent variable
  23. focuses on interactions between humans and the natural world
    Environmental Science
  24. representation of a system of ideas, events, or processes
    model