Katherine Johnson Queen of Code Jennifer Doudna Marie Curie Chien- Shiung Wu Genetic transposition Susan La Flesche Elizabeth Blackwell Florence Nightingale First x3 in Engineering Jazyn Carvajal Robotics Nuclear fission Mae C Jemison Chromosomes 1969 Moon Landing Medical school Sophie Germain Endeavor Marie Daly Tu Youyou Fermat’s Last Theorem Pulsars Mary L Cummings NASA Radioactivity Chimpanzees Nettie Stevens Abstract algebra Heroic Nurse Ada Lovelace Aquatic Vertebrates Space Center MRI Organic chemistry Emerge GPS Lucia Gallardo Native American doctor Ellen Ochoa Yvonne Clark Nobel Prize (China) PhD in Chemistry Rachel Carson Computer programming Grace Hopper EPA First Lady of Physics Jane Goodall Gladys West Cecilia Pain Cynthia Brazeal Dame Jocelyn Supersonic jet Nola Hylton Gertrude Belle Elion Lise Meitner Emmy Noether CRISPR Barbara McClintock DNA structure Astronomy degree Immunosuppressive drug Tiera Fletcher Rosalind Franklin Chang Meeman Latinas in STEM Stephanie Burns Katherine Johnson Queen of Code Jennifer Doudna Marie Curie Chien- Shiung Wu Genetic transposition Susan La Flesche Elizabeth Blackwell Florence Nightingale First x3 in Engineering Jazyn Carvajal Robotics Nuclear fission Mae C Jemison Chromosomes 1969 Moon Landing Medical school Sophie Germain Endeavor Marie Daly Tu Youyou Fermat’s Last Theorem Pulsars Mary L Cummings NASA Radioactivity Chimpanzees Nettie Stevens Abstract algebra Heroic Nurse Ada Lovelace Aquatic Vertebrates Space Center MRI Organic chemistry Emerge GPS Lucia Gallardo Native American doctor Ellen Ochoa Yvonne Clark Nobel Prize (China) PhD in Chemistry Rachel Carson Computer programming Grace Hopper EPA First Lady of Physics Jane Goodall Gladys West Cecilia Pain Cynthia Brazeal Dame Jocelyn Supersonic jet Nola Hylton Gertrude Belle Elion Lise Meitner Emmy Noether CRISPR Barbara McClintock DNA structure Astronomy degree Immunosuppressive drug Tiera Fletcher Rosalind Franklin Chang Meeman Latinas in STEM Stephanie Burns
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Katherine Johnson
Queen of Code
Jennifer Doudna
Marie Curie
Chien-Shiung Wu
Genetic transposition
Susan La Flesche
Elizabeth Blackwell
Florence Nightingale
First x3 in Engineering
Jazyn Carvajal
Robotics
Nuclear fission
Mae C Jemison
Chromosomes
1969 Moon Landing
Medical school
Sophie Germain
Endeavor
Marie Daly
Tu Youyou
Fermat’s Last Theorem
Pulsars
Mary L Cummings
NASA
Radioactivity
Chimpanzees
Nettie Stevens
Abstract algebra
Heroic Nurse
Ada Lovelace
Aquatic Vertebrates
Space Center
MRI
Organic chemistry
Emerge
GPS
Lucia Gallardo
Native American doctor
Ellen Ochoa
Yvonne Clark
Nobel Prize (China)
PhD in Chemistry
Rachel Carson
Computer programming
Grace Hopper
EPA
First Lady of Physics
Jane Goodall
Gladys West
Cecilia Pain
Cynthia Brazeal
Dame Jocelyn
Supersonic jet
Nola Hylton
Gertrude Belle Elion
Lise Meitner
Emmy Noether
CRISPR
Barbara McClintock
DNA structure
Astronomy degree
Immunosuppressive drug
Tiera Fletcher
Rosalind Franklin
Chang Meeman
Latinas in STEM
Stephanie Burns