I Have... Who Has...? – Ocean, Atmosphere, and Climate | 4 Interactive Science Review Games – 100 Cards

Dive into the powerful connections between oceans, the atmosphere, and Earth's climate with four interactive science review games!

Help students investigate how sunlight, ocean currents, wind, and energy transfer influence climate with I Have... Who Has...? – Ocean, Atmosphere, and Climate!

Designed to complement the Grade 6 Amplify Science Ocean, Atmosphere, and Climate unit, this printable resource includes 100 question-and-answer cards organized into four numbered sets of 25 cards each.

Students explore radiation, conduction, latitude, ocean currents, the Coriolis effect, temperature differences, and the movement of energy through Earth's systems.

What's Included?

• Set 1: Cards 1–25
• Set 2: Cards 26–50
• Set 3: Cards 51–75
• Set 4: Cards 76–100

Total: 100 cards across four sets.

Each card number appears on the blue beaker beneath the "Who Has...?" text. The colorful ocean-and-climate-themed fronts and coordinated question-and-answer sides are designed for double-sided printing.

What Makes This Resource Special?

• Reinforces ocean, atmosphere, and climate vocabulary.
• Explores solar energy and radiation.
• Reviews conduction and temperature changes.
• Strengthens understanding of ocean currents.
• Introduces the Coriolis effect and ocean gyres.
• Examines relationships between latitude and sunlight.
• Encourages students to connect ocean processes with climate patterns.
• Promotes scientific communication and cooperative learning.

Sample Science Questions Include:

• What is the primary source of energy for Earth's climate system? – The sun
• What do we call the transfer of energy from the sun to Earth's surface? – Radiation
• Why is it warmer near the equator than at the poles? – More direct sunlight
• What do we call the process of energy moving from the surface to the air? – Conduction
• What is the term for a giant river of water moving through the ocean? – Ocean current
• What is the main factor that pushes surface ocean currents? – Wind
• What do we call the effect of Earth's rotation on wind and water? – Coriolis effect
• What is a large circular system of ocean currents called? – Gyre

How to Play

Select one of the four numbered sets and distribute its cards among students.

The starting player reads the first question. Students listen for the matching answer, respond with "I Have...," and read the next "Who Has...?" question.

Continue until the selected chain is complete.

Perfect For:

Grade 6 Earth science, Amplify Science review, ocean currents instruction, atmosphere and climate lessons, energy transfer, Earth systems science, science centers, cooperative learning, and assessment preparation.

Why Teachers Will Love It

Ocean, Atmosphere, and Climate requires students to connect multiple Earth systems and understand how energy moves through the environment.

These four interactive sets provide opportunities to reinforce essential concepts while building scientific vocabulary, listening skills, and collaborative learning habits.

Four sets. One hundred cards. An exciting journey through the forces that shape Earth's climate!

Disclaimer: This independently created supplemental educational resource is designed to complement Amplify Science instruction. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amplify Education. Amplify Science and related trademarks belong to their respective owners.