ProtonsA sub atomicparticlefound in thenucleus with+ chargePhosphorusAn elementwith 5valenceelectronsAtomicMassThe mass ofan atomselectrons,neutrons,and protons.CarbonAn elementwith 4valenceelectronsMagnesiumAn elementwith 2valenceelectronsNeutronsA sub atomicparticlefound in thenucleus withno charge.SingleBondA bond thatshares 2electronsbetween 2atomsAtomicNumberThe numberof an elementthat is used toplace it in theperiodic table.CovalentBondA chemicalbond whereelectrons aresharedbetween atoms.DependentVariableWhat is thevariable thatyoumeasure?LewisDotModelA modelused toshow thevalenceelectrons?IndependentVariableWhat is thevariable thatyou manipulateor change as ascientist?DoubleBondA bond thatshares 4electronsbetween twoatomsNeonAn elementwith 8valenceelectrons.BohrModelA model usedto show thenucleus andall electronsof an atom.HeliumAn elementwith 2 valenceelectrons andcan only hold2 electrons.OxygenAn elementwith 6valenceelectronsExperimentalGroupWhat is thegroup thatrecievesspecialtreatment?HydrogenAn element with1 valenceelectron but canonly hold up to 2electrons.ElectronsA sub atomicparticle foundorbiting thenucleus with -chargeGalliumAn elementwith 3valenceelectronsTripleBondA bond thatshares 6electronsbetween 2atomsLithiumAn elementwith 1valenceelectronsChlorineAn elementwith 7valenceelectronsProtonsA sub atomicparticlefound in thenucleus with+ chargePhosphorusAn elementwith 5valenceelectronsAtomicMassThe mass ofan atomselectrons,neutrons,and protons.CarbonAn elementwith 4valenceelectronsMagnesiumAn elementwith 2valenceelectronsNeutronsA sub atomicparticlefound in thenucleus withno charge.SingleBondA bond thatshares 2electronsbetween 2atomsAtomicNumberThe numberof an elementthat is used toplace it in theperiodic table.CovalentBondA chemicalbond whereelectrons aresharedbetween atoms.DependentVariableWhat is thevariable thatyoumeasure?LewisDotModelA modelused toshow thevalenceelectrons?IndependentVariableWhat is thevariable thatyou manipulateor change as ascientist?DoubleBondA bond thatshares 4electronsbetween twoatomsNeonAn elementwith 8valenceelectrons.BohrModelA model usedto show thenucleus andall electronsof an atom.HeliumAn elementwith 2 valenceelectrons andcan only hold2 electrons.OxygenAn elementwith 6valenceelectronsExperimentalGroupWhat is thegroup thatrecievesspecialtreatment?HydrogenAn element with1 valenceelectron but canonly hold up to 2electrons.ElectronsA sub atomicparticle foundorbiting thenucleus with -chargeGalliumAn elementwith 3valenceelectronsTripleBondA bond thatshares 6electronsbetween 2atomsLithiumAn elementwith 1valenceelectronsChlorineAn elementwith 7valenceelectrons

Intro to Atoms - Review - Bingo - 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. A sub atomic particle found in the nucleus with + charge
    Protons
  2. An element with 5 valence electrons
    Phosphorus
  3. The mass of an atoms electrons, neutrons, and protons.
    Atomic Mass
  4. An element with 4 valence electrons
    Carbon
  5. An element with 2 valence electrons
    Magnesium
  6. A sub atomic particle found in the nucleus with no charge.
    Neutrons
  7. A bond that shares 2 electrons between 2 atoms
    Single Bond
  8. The number of an element that is used to place it in the periodic table.
    Atomic Number
  9. A chemical bond where electrons are shared between atoms.
    Covalent Bond
  10. What is the variable that you measure?
    Dependent Variable
  11. A model used to show the valence electrons?
    Lewis Dot Model
  12. What is the variable that you manipulate or change as a scientist?
    Independent Variable
  13. A bond that shares 4 electrons between two atoms
    Double Bond
  14. An element with 8 valence electrons.
    Neon
  15. A model used to show the nucleus and all electrons of an atom.
    Bohr Model
  16. An element with 2 valence electrons and can only hold 2 electrons.
    Helium
  17. An element with 6 valence electrons
    Oxygen
  18. What is the group that recieves special treatment?
    Experimental Group
  19. An element with 1 valence electron but can only hold up to 2 electrons.
    Hydrogen
  20. A sub atomic particle found orbiting the nucleus with - charge
    Electrons
  21. An element with 3 valence electrons
    Gallium
  22. A bond that shares 6 electrons between 2 atoms
    Triple Bond
  23. An element with 1 valence electrons
    Lithium
  24. An element with 7 valence electrons
    Chlorine