KineticEnergyThe energy anobject orsubstance hasbecause ofmotion; measuredas average bytemperatureConductionThe transfer ofheat through asolid material bythe direct contactof particlesbumping into oneanotherHot toColdThe directionheat energyalways flowsdue to adifference intemperaturTemperatureMeasures theaverage kineticenergy of theparticles of anobject orsubstanceIceMeltingin HandHeat conductsfrom your handinto this coldsolid, causing itto change stateFeelingWarmthfrom aFireAn exampleof radiation;heat is feltwithout directcontactThermalEquilibriumThe state achievedwhen heat flows froma higher temperatureobject to a lowertemperature objectuntil they have anequal temperatureRadiationThe transfer ofheat throughempty space byinvisibleelectromagneticrays, requiring nomatterHeatA type ofenergy thatmakesthings feelhot or warmThermometerThe specialtool used tomeasuretemperatureMetalPanA good example ofa material used incooking tomaximize thermalenergy transferbecause it is aconductorCelsiusScale(°C)A temperaturescale used inscience wherewater boils at100°ConvectionThe transfer ofheat in a fluid (gasor liquid) causedwhen hotter, lessdense fluids riseand cooler, moredense fluids sinkHot AirBalloonRisingA commonexampleillustrating theprinciple ofconvection ingasesMeltingThe phasechange when asolid (like ice)gains enoughheat to turn intoa liquidElectromagneticRaysThe invisiblewaves thattransfer heatduringradiationInsulatorMaterials thatblock or slowdown themovement of heatenergy, such as athick coat orrubberLessDenseRisesThis characteristicof warmer fluidscauses thecirculation patternin a convectioncurrentPufferJacketA common itemmade ofmaterial thatblocks or slowsdown heatmovementMoleculeThe tiny piecesinside everything;they move fasterwhen hot andslower when coldSunWarmingEarthA primaryexample ofheat transferthat travelsthrough emptyspaceBoilingWaterAn example ofconvection in aliquid, involvingwarm fluid risingand cooler fluidsinkingSpoonin HotSoupAn example ofconduction whereheat moves fromthe liquid, throughthe solid utensil, toyour handFasterMoleculesHowmoleculesmove whenan object ishotConductorMaterials thatallow heatenergy to movethrough themefficiently, suchas metalKineticEnergyThe energy anobject orsubstance hasbecause ofmotion; measuredas average bytemperatureConductionThe transfer ofheat through asolid material bythe direct contactof particlesbumping into oneanotherHot toColdThe directionheat energyalways flowsdue to adifference intemperaturTemperatureMeasures theaverage kineticenergy of theparticles of anobject orsubstanceIceMeltingin HandHeat conductsfrom your handinto this coldsolid, causing itto change stateFeelingWarmthfrom aFireAn exampleof radiation;heat is feltwithout directcontactThermalEquilibriumThe state achievedwhen heat flows froma higher temperatureobject to a lowertemperature objectuntil they have anequal temperatureRadiationThe transfer ofheat throughempty space byinvisibleelectromagneticrays, requiring nomatterHeatA type ofenergy thatmakesthings feelhot or warmThermometerThe specialtool used tomeasuretemperatureMetalPanA good example ofa material used incooking tomaximize thermalenergy transferbecause it is aconductorCelsiusScale(°C)A temperaturescale used inscience wherewater boils at100°ConvectionThe transfer ofheat in a fluid (gasor liquid) causedwhen hotter, lessdense fluids riseand cooler, moredense fluids sinkHot AirBalloonRisingA commonexampleillustrating theprinciple ofconvection ingasesMeltingThe phasechange when asolid (like ice)gains enoughheat to turn intoa liquidElectromagneticRaysThe invisiblewaves thattransfer heatduringradiationInsulatorMaterials thatblock or slowdown themovement of heatenergy, such as athick coat orrubberLessDenseRisesThis characteristicof warmer fluidscauses thecirculation patternin a convectioncurrentPufferJacketA common itemmade ofmaterial thatblocks or slowsdown heatmovementMoleculeThe tiny piecesinside everything;they move fasterwhen hot andslower when coldSunWarmingEarthA primaryexample ofheat transferthat travelsthrough emptyspaceBoilingWaterAn example ofconvection in aliquid, involvingwarm fluid risingand cooler fluidsinkingSpoonin HotSoupAn example ofconduction whereheat moves fromthe liquid, throughthe solid utensil, toyour handFasterMoleculesHowmoleculesmove whenan object ishotConductorMaterials thatallow heatenergy to movethrough themefficiently, suchas metal

Heat Transfer BES - 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. The energy an object or substance has because of motion; measured as average by temperature
    Kinetic Energy
  2. The transfer of heat through a solid material by the direct contact of particles bumping into one another
    Conduction
  3. The direction heat energy always flows due to a difference in temperatur
    Hot to Cold
  4. Measures the average kinetic energy of the particles of an object or substance
    Temperature
  5. Heat conducts from your hand into this cold solid, causing it to change state
    Ice Melting in Hand
  6. An example of radiation; heat is felt without direct contact
    Feeling Warmth from a Fire
  7. The state achieved when heat flows from a higher temperature object to a lower temperature object until they have an equal temperature
    Thermal Equilibrium
  8. The transfer of heat through empty space by invisible electromagnetic rays, requiring no matter
    Radiation
  9. A type of energy that makes things feel hot or warm
    Heat
  10. The special tool used to measure temperature
    Thermometer
  11. A good example of a material used in cooking to maximize thermal energy transfer because it is a conductor
    Metal Pan
  12. A temperature scale used in science where water boils at 100°
    Celsius Scale (°C)
  13. The transfer of heat in a fluid (gas or liquid) caused when hotter, less dense fluids rise and cooler, more dense fluids sink
    Convection
  14. A common example illustrating the principle of convection in gases
    Hot Air Balloon Rising
  15. The phase change when a solid (like ice) gains enough heat to turn into a liquid
    Melting
  16. The invisible waves that transfer heat during radiation
    Electromagnetic Rays
  17. Materials that block or slow down the movement of heat energy, such as a thick coat or rubber
    Insulator
  18. This characteristic of warmer fluids causes the circulation pattern in a convection current
    Less Dense Rises
  19. A common item made of material that blocks or slows down heat movement
    Puffer Jacket
  20. The tiny pieces inside everything; they move faster when hot and slower when cold
    Molecule
  21. A primary example of heat transfer that travels through empty space
    Sun Warming Earth
  22. An example of convection in a liquid, involving warm fluid rising and cooler fluid sinking
    Boiling Water
  23. An example of conduction where heat moves from the liquid, through the solid utensil, to your hand
    Spoon in Hot Soup
  24. How molecules move when an object is hot
    Faster Molecules
  25. Materials that allow heat energy to move through them efficiently, such as metal
    Conductor