14.58÷ 12Definepropertytax andsales tax.Write a Letterof gratitude toa formerteacher andgive it to them.Create a receiptfor a store you liketo visit with morethan 4 items on it.Make sure toinclude decimalprices.list fivemixturesin yourkitchen.What happenswhen salt andsugar is addedto water?Do insulatorsonly keep itemscool? Why orwhy not? Givean example define 5science vocabwords of yourchoice inchalk outside.time yourselfcompletingyourmultipleschart to 12.create a gamethat involvesadding andsubtractingdecimal andfractionsUse decimalmodel torepresent2.3 x 0.7create a wordproblem thatinvolvesdividing adecimal andfraction. solve itWhy is sand mixedwith water notconsidered achemical reaction?Use vocabularywords to explain Draw a comicexplaining thedifferencebetween lessdense andmore dense. Round23.099 tonearesttenth. list tenbenchmarkfractions andtheir decimalequivalents43.56x2.2Take a walkoutside and list5 examples ofmechanicalenergy. Studysciencevocab with afamilymemberRound23.099 tothe nearesthundredth. Create a factortree for 112and 51. Arethey prime orcomposite? Draw 5examplesof thermalenergy Playoutsidefor > 30minutes. List fivephysicalproperties ofa meal youeat for dinner.14.58÷ 12Definepropertytax andsales tax.Write a Letterof gratitude toa formerteacher andgive it to them.Create a receiptfor a store you liketo visit with morethan 4 items on it.Make sure toinclude decimalprices.list fivemixturesin yourkitchen.What happenswhen salt andsugar is addedto water?Do insulatorsonly keep itemscool? Why orwhy not? Givean example define 5science vocabwords of yourchoice inchalk outside.time yourselfcompletingyourmultipleschart to 12.create a gamethat involvesadding andsubtractingdecimal andfractionsUse decimalmodel torepresent2.3 x 0.7create a wordproblem thatinvolvesdividing adecimal andfraction. solve itWhy is sand mixedwith water notconsidered achemical reaction?Use vocabularywords to explain Draw a comicexplaining thedifferencebetween lessdense andmore dense. Round23.099 tonearesttenth. list tenbenchmarkfractions andtheir decimalequivalents43.56x2.2Take a walkoutside and list5 examples ofmechanicalenergy. Studysciencevocab with afamilymemberRound23.099 tothe nearesthundredth. Create a factortree for 112and 51. Arethey prime orcomposite? Draw 5examplesof thermalenergy Playoutsidefor > 30minutes. List fivephysicalproperties ofa meal youeat for dinner.

October - 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. 14.58 ÷ 12
  2. Define property tax and sales tax.
  3. Write a Letter of gratitude to a former teacher and give it to them.
  4. Create a receipt for a store you like to visit with more than 4 items on it. Make sure to include decimal prices.
  5. list five mixtures in your kitchen.
  6. What happens when salt and sugar is added to water?
  7. Do insulators only keep items cool? Why or why not? Give an example
  8. define 5 science vocab words of your choice in chalk outside.
  9. time yourself completing your multiples chart to 12.
  10. create a game that involves adding and subtracting decimal and fractions
  11. Use decimal model to represent 2.3 x 0.7
  12. create a word problem that involves dividing a decimal and fraction. solve it
  13. Why is sand mixed with water not considered a chemical reaction? Use vocabulary words to explain
  14. Draw a comic explaining the difference between less dense and more dense.
  15. Round 23.099 to nearest tenth.
  16. list ten benchmark fractions and their decimal equivalents
  17. 43.56x2.2
  18. Take a walk outside and list 5 examples of mechanical energy.
  19. Study science vocab with a family member
  20. Round 23.099 to the nearest hundredth.
  21. Create a factor tree for 112 and 51. Are they prime or composite?
  22. Draw 5 examples of thermal energy
  23. Play outside for > 30 minutes.
  24. List five physical properties of a meal you eat for dinner.