DensityLanthanideseriesTechnetiumIndigoCondensingCO2 isproducedBlueA log isburnedFlourineWavelengthAlkaliMetalsMassAbility toproducelightVolumeReactivityActinideseriesHyphenNotationMetalloidErnestRutherfordCompressibilityFireworksexplodeSamariumArgonProtonsZirconiumIronrustsNobleGasesBromineIsotopeNotationOxidationStateJohnDaltonPhysicalChangeJJThomsonFrequencyBerylliumRadonHeliumTransitionMetalsGermaniumIodineZincIronCuriumGalliumEnergyAtomicNumberManganeseIridiumBoilingVanadiumVioletRutheniumMicrowavesAMUMendeleviumCeriumToxicityNielsBohrAntimonyIsotopeNeonPhosphorousRubidiumMolybdenumBismuthAn eggiscookedAlemonis cutFlammabilityRedCobaltCalciumAlkalineEarthMetalsMeltingChlorineXenonNeutronsChemicalPropertyFood isdigestedOsmiumUltravioletRaysGreenLusterX-RaysGammaRaysColorDullnessPercentAbundanceYtterbiumAdiamondis crushedKryptonMilk andchocolateare mixedFermiumTungstenMetalTerbiumAtomicMassVisibleLightElectronsInfraredWavesHalogensOrangeChemicalChangeYttriumStructureBerylliumA batterycorrodesShapeChromiumSilvertarnishesYellowRadiumPaperis cutRadioWavesNiobiumRed+yellow=oranagePhysicalPropertyPalladiumLawrenciumNon-MetalDensityLanthanideseriesTechnetiumIndigoCondensingCO2 isproducedBlueA log isburnedFlourineWavelengthAlkaliMetalsMassAbility toproducelightVolumeReactivityActinideseriesHyphenNotationMetalloidErnestRutherfordCompressibilityFireworksexplodeSamariumArgonProtonsZirconiumIronrustsNobleGasesBromineIsotopeNotationOxidationStateJohnDaltonPhysicalChangeJJThomsonFrequencyBerylliumRadonHeliumTransitionMetalsGermaniumIodineZincIronCuriumGalliumEnergyAtomicNumberManganeseIridiumBoilingVanadiumVioletRutheniumMicrowavesAMUMendeleviumCeriumToxicityNielsBohrAntimonyIsotopeNeonPhosphorousRubidiumMolybdenumBismuthAn eggiscookedAlemonis cutFlammabilityRedCobaltCalciumAlkalineEarthMetalsMeltingChlorineXenonNeutronsChemicalPropertyFood isdigestedOsmiumUltravioletRaysGreenLusterX-RaysGammaRaysColorDullnessPercentAbundanceYtterbiumAdiamondis crushedKryptonMilk andchocolateare mixedFermiumTungstenMetalTerbiumAtomicMassVisibleLightElectronsInfraredWavesHalogensOrangeChemicalChangeYttriumStructureBerylliumA batterycorrodesShapeChromiumSilvertarnishesYellowRadiumPaperis cutRadioWavesNiobiumRed+yellow=oranagePhysicalPropertyPalladiumLawrenciumNon-Metal

Quarter 1 Review - Call List

(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.


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  1. Density
  2. Lanthanide series
  3. Technetium
  4. Indigo
  5. Condensing
  6. CO2 is produced
  7. Blue
  8. A log is burned
  9. Flourine
  10. Wavelength
  11. Alkali Metals
  12. Mass
  13. Ability to produce light
  14. Volume
  15. Reactivity
  16. Actinide series
  17. Hyphen Notation
  18. Metalloid
  19. Ernest Rutherford
  20. Compressibility
  21. Fireworks explode
  22. Samarium
  23. Argon
  24. Protons
  25. Zirconium
  26. Iron rusts
  27. Noble Gases
  28. Bromine
  29. Isotope Notation
  30. Oxidation State
  31. John Dalton
  32. Physical Change
  33. JJ Thomson
  34. Frequency
  35. Beryllium
  36. Radon
  37. Helium
  38. Transition Metals
  39. Germanium
  40. Iodine
  41. Zinc
  42. Iron
  43. Curium
  44. Gallium
  45. Energy
  46. Atomic Number
  47. Manganese
  48. Iridium
  49. Boiling
  50. Vanadium
  51. Violet
  52. Ruthenium
  53. Microwaves
  54. AMU
  55. Mendelevium
  56. Cerium
  57. Toxicity
  58. Niels Bohr
  59. Antimony
  60. Isotope
  61. Neon
  62. Phosphorous
  63. Rubidium
  64. Molybdenum
  65. Bismuth
  66. An egg is cooked
  67. A lemon is cut
  68. Flammability
  69. Red
  70. Cobalt
  71. Calcium
  72. Alkaline Earth Metals
  73. Melting
  74. Chlorine
  75. Xenon
  76. Neutrons
  77. Chemical Property
  78. Food is digested
  79. Osmium
  80. Ultraviolet Rays
  81. Green
  82. Luster
  83. X-Rays
  84. Gamma Rays
  85. Color
  86. Dullness
  87. Percent Abundance
  88. Ytterbium
  89. A diamond is crushed
  90. Krypton
  91. Milk and chocolate are mixed
  92. Fermium
  93. Tungsten
  94. Metal
  95. Terbium
  96. Atomic Mass
  97. Visible Light
  98. Electrons
  99. Infrared Waves
  100. Halogens
  101. Orange
  102. Chemical Change
  103. Yttrium
  104. Structure
  105. Beryllium
  106. A battery corrodes
  107. Shape
  108. Chromium
  109. Silver tarnishes
  110. Yellow
  111. Radium
  112. Paper is cut
  113. Radio Waves
  114. Niobium
  115. Red+yellow=oranage
  116. Physical Property
  117. Palladium
  118. Lawrencium
  119. Non-Metal