This bingo card has a free space and 68 words: Rosalind Franklin, DNA structure, Marie Curie, Radioactivity, Tiera Fletcher, NASA, Elizabeth Blackwell, Medical school, Jane Goodall, Chimpanzees, Mae C Jemison, Endeavor, Jennifer Doudna, CRISPR, Barbara McClintock, Genetic transposition, Cynthia Brazeal, Robotics, Dame Jocelyn, Pulsars, Stephanie Burns, Organic chemistry, Ada Lovelace, Computer programming, Mary L Cummings, Supersonic jet, Gertrude Belle Elion, Immunosuppressive drug, Florence Nightingale, Heroic Nurse, Nettie Stevens, Chromosomes, Emmy Noether, Abstract algebra, Cecilia Pain, Astronomy degree, Grace Hopper, Queen of Code, Chien-Shiung Wu, First Lady of Physics, Lise Meitner, Nuclear fission, Rachel Carson, EPA, Chang Meeman, Aquatic Vertebrates, Jazyn Carvajal, Latinas in STEM, Lucia Gallardo, Emerge, Ellen Ochoa, Space Center, Marie Daly, PhD in Chemistry, Katherine Johnson, 1969 Moon Landing, Gladys West, GPS, Susan La Flesche, Native American doctor, Tu Youyou, Nobel Prize (China), Nola Hylton, MRI, Yvonne Clark, First x3 in Engineering, Sophie Germain and Fermat’s Last Theorem.
African American Women in History Bingo (grades 1-2) | Marie Curie | J.C Stallings' Chemical Society | CHEMICAL | Person Bingo
Share this URL with your players:
For more control of your online game, create a clone of this card first.
Learn how to conduct a bingo game.
With players vying for a you'll have to call about __ items before someone wins. There's a __% chance that a lucky player would win after calling __ items.
Tip: If you want your game to last longer (on average), add more unique words/images to it.
