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Chalkboard Challenge Science Vocabulary

Test your knowledge with this engaging science challenge covering topics like the solar system, measurement, weather, energy, and Earth/Moon phenomena. Answer questions to review vocabulary and concepts in a fun way!

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Chalkboard Challenge Science Vocabulary

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  1. Chalkboard ChallengeScience Vocabulary Midyear Vocabulary Review

  2. Let’s Play Final Challenge Solar System Measurement Weather Energy Earth/Moon 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. Solar System for 100 Saturn • In order from the sun, what is the sixth planet? 100

  4. Solar System for 200 • What is the only planet in our solar system that supports life? 200 Earth

  5. Solar System for 300 • What is the largest object in our solar system? 300 The sun

  6. Solar System for 400 • What is a year? 400 A year is the length of time it takes a planet to orbit the sun.

  7. Solar System for 500 • What is the path of an object in space as it revolves around another body called? 500 An orbit

  8. Measurement for 100 • What is mass? 100 Mass is the amount of matter in an object.

  9. Measurement for 200 • What tool is used to measure mass? 200 Triple Beam Balance

  10. Measurement for 300 • What tool is used to measure distance? 300 Metric ruler or meter stick

  11. Measurement for 400 • What tool is used to measure the heat energy in an object? 400 Thermometer or temperature probe

  12. Measurement for 500 • What tool is used to measure the volume of a liquid? 500 Graduated cylinder or beaker

  13. Weather for 100 • What is the process of changing from a liquid to a gas called? 100 Evaporation

  14. Weather for 200 • What is the process of changing from a gas to a liquid called? 200 Condensation

  15. Weather for 300 • What is weather? 300 Weather is the condition of the air outside at any given time.

  16. Weather for 400 • What is the reason for the seasons? 400 Seasons are caused by the tilt of the Earth on its axis as it revolves around the sun.

  17. Weather for 500 • What is precipitation? 500 Precipitation is any form of water that falls naturally from the clouds.

  18. Energy for 100 • What is a force? 100 A push or a pull

  19. Energy for 200 • What happens when light energy is reflected? 200 The light energy bounces back from the surface.

  20. Energy for 300 • In order to have sound, something must— 300 Vibrate

  21. Energy for 400 • What do lenses do to light that passes through them? 400 Lenses refract light.

  22. Energy for 500 • Name at least three things that electricity flowing in a circuit can produce. 500 Light, heat, sound, and magnetic effects

  23. Earth/Moon for 100 One rotation on its axis • What Earth cycle takes about 24 hours to complete? 100

  24. Earth/Moon for 200 • What is a crater? 200 A hole in a planet or a moon’s surface caused by the impact of a meteorite

  25. Earth/Moon for 300 • Why can life NOT exist on the moon at the present time? 300 The moon has no water or atmosphere.

  26. Earth/Moon for 400 • What phase of the moon comes after the waxing gibbous phase? 400 The full moon

  27. Earth/Moon for 500 • What causes the tides in the Earth’s oceans? 500 The pull of gravity from the moon causes tides in the Earth’s oceans.

  28. Final Challenge End Game • What is the difference between a mixture and a solution? Give an example of each. A mixture can be easily separated. The ingredients in a solution spread out evenly, making it more difficult to separate. Write Your Final Challenge Wager TIME’S UP!

  29. Game Over

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