Description
Looking for a fun, engaging way to review Science & Engineering Practices vocabulary without another worksheet? This Science and Engineering Practices Bingo Game helps students master important scientific inquiry, experimentation, data analysis, and engineering design vocabulary while having fun!
Designed for middle school science classrooms, this low-prep review activity aligns with the 8 NGSS Science & Engineering Practices, Florida Nature of Science standards, and Texas TEKS scientific investigation and reasoning standards.
Students listen to definitions read aloud and identify the correct vocabulary word on their bingo card, reinforcing key science process skills and academic vocabulary in an interactive way.
Unlike traditional bingo games, this activity uses a selected set of vocabulary words so that every student has a realistic opportunity to win, while still requiring them to understand the definitions and concepts being reviewed. Perfect for review days, test prep, stations, sub plans, early finishers, or science vocabulary reinforcement throughout the school year.
What’s Included?
✔ 45 unique Bingo cards for large or small classes
✔ Teacher instructions
✔ Complete vocabulary word list
✔ Definition calling cards/reference sheets
✔ Multiple winning pattern options
✔ Printable PDF format
Vocabulary Covered
Students review important scientific inquiry and engineering design terms such as:
- Analyze
- Data
- Evidence
- Observation
- Experiment
- Hypothesis
- Control Group
- Variable
- Model
- Design
- Prototype
- Peer Review
- Reliability
- Conclusion
- And more!
Teacher Tip!
Print the bingo cards on cardstock and laminate them for long-term use. Students can use dry-erase markers, bingo chips, counters, or other manipulatives to mark their cards, making this an activity you can use with multiple classes and for many school years to come.
This resource supports concepts found within NGSS Science & Engineering Practices:
- Asking Questions and Defining Problems
- Developing and Using Models
- Planning and Carrying Out Investigations
- Analyzing and Interpreting Data
- Using Mathematics and Computational Thinking
- Constructing Explanations
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