gasWatervapor,steam, andand fog are?statessolid,liquid, andgas are?groundwaterwhenwatersinks intothe groundwatervaporheatedwater turnsinto a gascalled?topographytheshape ofthe landhigh airpressurehighgrades =goodweathersunuses heatenergy tofuel thewater cycleocean80% of thewater in thewater cyclecomes fromthe?watercyclea continuousprocess wherewater changesfrom one stateto anotheraccumulationwhenprecipitationcollects inpuddles, lakes,and pondscloudsmade oftiny waterdropletsicesolidstate ofwaterairpressurethe weightof the airabove youlow airpressurelowgrades =badweatherliquidwater inoceans arein whatstate?surfacerunoffwhenprecipitationfalls to Earth'ssurface andruns back tothe oceanraina liquidform ofprecipitationprecipitationwhen waterdroplets inclouds becometo heavy andfall back toEarthevaporationwhen wateris heated bythe Sun andturns into agashumiditythe amountof watervapor inthe airreservoira place thathold waters(like rivers,oceans, andponds)transpirationplant"sweat"Condensationwhen watervapor rises,cools, andturns backinto a liquidrivera stream ofwater thatflows backinto theoceanwaterdropletsTiny dropsof waterthat formclouds.temperaturethe amountofmeasurableheatsnowprecipitationthat fallswhen it iscoldheatenergythe sunprovidescontinuousneverendinggasWatervapor,steam, andand fog are?statessolid,liquid, andgas are?groundwaterwhenwatersinks intothe groundwatervaporheatedwater turnsinto a gascalled?topographytheshape ofthe landhigh airpressurehighgrades =goodweathersunuses heatenergy tofuel thewater cycleocean80% of thewater in thewater cyclecomes fromthe?watercyclea continuousprocess wherewater changesfrom one stateto anotheraccumulationwhenprecipitationcollects inpuddles, lakes,and pondscloudsmade oftiny waterdropletsicesolidstate ofwaterairpressurethe weightof the airabove youlow airpressurelowgrades =badweatherliquidwater inoceans arein whatstate?surfacerunoffwhenprecipitationfalls to Earth'ssurface andruns back tothe oceanraina liquidform ofprecipitationprecipitationwhen waterdroplets inclouds becometo heavy andfall back toEarthevaporationwhen wateris heated bythe Sun andturns into agashumiditythe amountof watervapor inthe airreservoira place thathold waters(like rivers,oceans, andponds)transpirationplant"sweat"Condensationwhen watervapor rises,cools, andturns backinto a liquidrivera stream ofwater thatflows backinto theoceanwaterdropletsTiny dropsof waterthat formclouds.temperaturethe amountofmeasurableheatsnowprecipitationthat fallswhen it iscoldheatenergythe sunprovidescontinuousneverending

The Water Cycle - 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. Water vapor, steam, and and fog are?
    gas
  2. solid, liquid, and gas are?
    states
  3. when water sinks into the ground
    groundwater
  4. heated water turns into a gas called?
    water vapor
  5. the shape of the land
    topography
  6. high grades = good weather
    high air pressure
  7. uses heat energy to fuel the water cycle
    sun
  8. 80% of the water in the water cycle comes from the?
    ocean
  9. a continuous process where water changes from one state to another
    water cycle
  10. when precipitation collects in puddles, lakes, and ponds
    accumulation
  11. made of tiny water droplets
    clouds
  12. solid state of water
    ice
  13. the weight of the air above you
    air pressure
  14. low grades = bad weather
    low air pressure
  15. water in oceans are in what state?
    liquid
  16. when precipitation falls to Earth's surface and runs back to the ocean
    surface runoff
  17. a liquid form of precipitation
    rain
  18. when water droplets in clouds become to heavy and fall back to Earth
    precipitation
  19. when water is heated by the Sun and turns into a gas
    evaporation
  20. the amount of water vapor in the air
    humidity
  21. a place that hold waters (like rivers, oceans, and ponds)
    reservoir
  22. plant "sweat"
    transpiration
  23. when water vapor rises, cools, and turns back into a liquid
    Condensation
  24. a stream of water that flows back into the ocean
    river
  25. Tiny drops of water that form clouds.
    water droplets
  26. the amount of measurable heat
    temperature
  27. precipitation that falls when it is cold
    snow
  28. the sun provides
    heat energy
  29. never ending
    continuous