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Bingo: 6th grade working scientifically

Cut out the cards. The caller reads a question; if your card has the answer, cover it. Four in a row wins.

BINGO

0.05 L0.5 cm7.4 cm15 m/s120 s120 mm5 m/s12000 mL500 cm3000 m0.4 L180 min0.3 L2.95 L2.2 kg3.1 kg

BINGO

600 min3000 m12000 mL3.8 L2.95 L120 mm2.2 kg0.3 L15 m/s500 cm120 s10800 s0.4 L180 min10 m/s0.05 L

BINGO

2.3 cm120 s3.8 L10 m/s10800 s120 mm600 min15 m/s500 cm2.2 kg0.5 cm0.3 L3000 m5400 s3.1 kg180 min

BINGO

0.05 L7.8 cm0.5 cm10 m/s5 m/s2.8 kg0.4 L0.3 L2.95 L5400 s3.8 L12000 mL180 min120 s600 min3.1 kg

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Caller's list: 6th grade working scientifically

Read the questions in any order. Tick each one as you call it.

  1. ☐ How many seconds are there in 3 hours? (10800 s)
  2. ☐ Convert 12 cm into mm. (120 mm)
  3. ☐ Convert 3 km into m. (3000 m)
  4. ☐ Convert 74 mm into cm. (7.4 cm)
  5. ☐ A box has a volume of 400 cm³. How many litres is that? (0.4 L)
  6. ☐ Convert 23 mm into cm. (2.3 cm)
  7. ☐ Convert 3100 g into kg. (3.1 kg)
  8. ☐ Convert 2950 mL into L. (2.95 L)
  9. ☐ Convert 2 min into s. (120 s)
  10. ☐ Convert 2200 g into kg. (2.2 kg)
  11. ☐ A cyclist travels at 18 km/h. What is this in m/s? (5 m/s)
  12. ☐ Convert 3 h into min. (180 min)
  13. ☐ Convert 10 h into min. (600 min)
  14. ☐ A cyclist travels at 36 km/h. What is this in m/s? (10 m/s)
  15. ☐ A box has a volume of 300 cm³. How many litres is that? (0.3 L)
  16. ☐ Convert 3800 mL into L. (3.8 L)
  17. ☐ Convert 12 L into mL. (12000 mL)
  18. ☐ A box has a volume of 50 cm³. How many litres is that? (0.05 L)
  19. ☐ A cyclist travels at 54 km/h. What is this in m/s? (15 m/s)
  20. ☐ How many seconds are there in 1.5 hours? (5400 s)
  21. ☐ Convert 78 mm into cm. (7.8 cm)
  22. ☐ Convert 5 mm into cm. (0.5 cm)
  23. ☐ Convert 5 m into cm. (500 cm)
  24. ☐ Convert 2800 g into kg. (2.8 kg)

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