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About: This bingo card is perfect for a planetarium visit or astronomy lab, capturing the mix of sky-gazing discoveries, student mishaps, and classroom quirks that come with exploring the cosmos. It invites participants to engage with their surroundings, learn new things, and share some laughs—ideal for students or anyone curious about the night sky.
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Start by getting the Lab 2 Astro 3 PDF by clicking on the "Print" button above.
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The players look at their cards to see if they have the called word. If they do, they mark that word.
The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of marked items yells "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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This Lab 2 Astro 3 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Found the Pleiades, Found the Orion constellation, Found the "Big Dipper", Found the "Little Dipper", First time in a planetarium, Checked answers with people near me, Learned the name of the "north star", Planetarium projector squeaked loudly, Did not get lost on way to planetarium, Got lost on way to planetarium, Never gone stargazing, Light on the planetarium projector is out, TA checked your work before Question #12, Brought my own lab paper copy, Typo in the lab paper, You mixed up east and west, You did not leave your phone on during the show, 3D geometry is not your strong suit, You learned something new, You answered a lab question with a pun while still being correct, You completed the pre-lab, You answered one of the TA's questions, You left no trash in the planetarium, You have seen the Milky Way on the actual sky.
This Lab 2 Astro 3 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Found the Pleiades, Found the Orion constellation, Found the "Big Dipper", Found the "Little Dipper", First time in a planetarium, Checked answers with people near me, Learned the name of the "north star", Planetarium projector squeaked loudly, Did not get lost on way to planetarium, Got lost on way to planetarium, Never gone stargazing, Light on the planetarium projector is out, TA checked your work before Question #12, Brought my own lab paper copy, Typo in the lab paper, You mixed up east and west, You did not leave your phone on during the show, 3D geometry is not your strong suit, You learned something new, You answered a lab question with a pun while still being correct, You completed the pre-lab, You answered one of the TA's questions, You left no trash in the planetarium, You have seen the Milky Way on the actual sky.