(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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north, south, east and west
compass rose
molten rock found under the Earth surface
Magma
the study of Earths landscapes, people, places and environments
geography
lines on a map that go from top to bottom
longitude
a scientist who studies ancient life on Earth by looking at fossils
paleontologist
an opening in the Earth's crust where hot, melted rock called magma, along with gas and ash, can escape from deep inside the Earth
volcano
a group of islands
Archipelago
the most important line of latitude that divides the Earth in half
equator
how many main types of rocks are there
three
Where most of the vocanos on Earth are found
Ring of fire
the most important line of longitude
prime meridian
lines on a map that go from side to side
latitude
minerals that form from the ceiling
stalactite
tiny broken down pieces of rock
sediment
found on a map and it is used to show important information
Key
natural substance found in Earths crust that forms rocks
minerals
the place where 2 tectonic plates from the Earths crust meet
plate boundary
rocks made from volcanos
igneous
molten rock found on the Earths surface
Lava
rocks created with heat and pressure
metamorphic
a trace of a plant or animal that lived in the past
fossils
when a stactite and a stalagmite meet together
column
the shaking and vibrations at the Earths surface caused by underground movements
earthquake
How many continents are on Earth
seven
a row or group of mountains
range
land that is surrounded on all sides by water
Island
a large area of land on Earth
continent
minerals that form from the floor or ground
stalagmite
Wind, rain, water and ice cause rocks to break down
erosion