anionElementwith thesymbol ZnchemicalcompoundThe secondelement with2 valenceelectronselectroncloudAn atom witha positive ornegative netchageatomWhat allmatter ismade ofchemicalformulaargonThe thirdnoblegasNaClnucleussubatomicparticlesprotons,neutronsandelectronsperiodThe categorythat most ofthe elementsfall inIsotopeAn elementwith adifferentatomic massprotonthesubatomicparticle witha positivechargechemicalbondAn elementwith a massof 14.007nucleusProtons andNeutrons arefound heremoleculeoxygenThe firstelement in thegroup with 6valenceelectronspositivechargeThe netcharge ofa cationNonmetal,metal,metalloidThe category ofelements thattend to bebrittle and non-conductivecationAn elementwith theatomicnumber 11negativeThecharge ofan anionhydrogenThe onlynon-metalin the 1stgroupgroupcarbonThe firstelement inthe CarbonFamilyelectronThesubatomicparticle thatdeterminesthe ionatomicnumberthenumber ofprotons inan atomneutronThe subatomicparticle thatadds masspotassiumElementwith thesymbol Knochargethecharge ofa neutronironA metalwith thesymbol FevalenceelectronThe onlymetal that isliquid atroomtemperatureanionElementwith thesymbol ZnchemicalcompoundThe secondelement with2 valenceelectronselectroncloudAn atom witha positive ornegative netchageatomWhat allmatter ismade ofchemicalformulaargonThe thirdnoblegasNaClnucleussubatomicparticlesprotons,neutronsandelectronsperiodThe categorythat most ofthe elementsfall inIsotopeAn elementwith adifferentatomic massprotonthesubatomicparticle witha positivechargechemicalbondAn elementwith a massof 14.007nucleusProtons andNeutrons arefound heremoleculeoxygenThe firstelement in thegroup with 6valenceelectronspositivechargeThe netcharge ofa cationNonmetal,metal,metalloidThe category ofelements thattend to bebrittle and non-conductivecationAn elementwith theatomicnumber 11negativeThecharge ofan anionhydrogenThe onlynon-metalin the 1stgroupgroupcarbonThe firstelement inthe CarbonFamilyelectronThesubatomicparticle thatdeterminesthe ionatomicnumberthenumber ofprotons inan atomneutronThe subatomicparticle thatadds masspotassiumElementwith thesymbol Knochargethecharge ofa neutronironA metalwith thesymbol FevalenceelectronThe onlymetal that isliquid atroomtemperature

Atoms and Compounds - 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. Element with the symbol Zn
    anion
  2. The second element with 2 valence electrons
    chemical compound
  3. An atom with a positive or negative net chage
    electron cloud
  4. What all matter is made of
    atom
  5. chemical formula
  6. The third noble gas
    argon
  7. nucleus
    NaCl
  8. protons, neutrons and electrons
    subatomic particles
  9. The category that most of the elements fall in
    period
  10. An element with a different atomic mass
    Isotope
  11. the subatomic particle with a positive charge
    proton
  12. An element with a mass of 14.007
    chemical bond
  13. Protons and Neutrons are found here
    nucleus
  14. molecule
  15. The first element in the group with 6 valence electrons
    oxygen
  16. The net charge of a cation
    positive charge
  17. The category of elements that tend to be brittle and non-conductive
    Nonmetal, metal, metalloid
  18. An element with the atomic number 11
    cation
  19. The charge of an anion
    negative
  20. The only non-metal in the 1st group
    hydrogen
  21. group
  22. The first element in the Carbon Family
    carbon
  23. The subatomic particle that determines the ion
    electron
  24. the number of protons in an atom
    atomic number
  25. The sub atomic particle that adds mass
    neutron
  26. Element with the symbol K
    potassium
  27. the charge of a neutron
    no charge
  28. A metal with the symbol Fe
    iron
  29. The only metal that is liquid at room temperature
    valence electron