BilliardBallModernAtomicTheorynucleusdifferentnumber ofneutronsatomosO  Plumpuddingmodelelectroncloudhas 4valenceelectronsorbitalshas 2neutrons      RutherfordDalton     positive andnegativechargesevenlydistributedelectronoccupiesmost of thevolume ofthe atomprotonshas 2electronsgold foilexperimentRutherford     1808  discoveredpositivenucleusChadwickfound theatom washeavierbecause   electronsare foundin electroncloudneutronshas 4protons            Aristotlealphaparticlesgold foilexperiment     laddedelectrons inan orbitaroundnucleuscathoderaycomposeofelectronsBohr    Bohr      Thomason   DemocritusAnalogy     BilliardBallModernAtomicTheorynucleusdifferentnumber ofneutronsatomosO  Plumpuddingmodelelectroncloudhas 4valenceelectronsorbitalshas 2neutrons      RutherfordDalton     positive andnegativechargesevenlydistributedelectronoccupiesmost of thevolume ofthe atomprotonshas 2electronsgold foilexperimentRutherford     1808  discoveredpositivenucleusChadwickfound theatom washeavierbecause   electronsare foundin electroncloudneutronshas 4protons            Aristotlealphaparticlesgold foilexperiment     laddedelectrons inan orbitaroundnucleuscathoderaycomposeofelectronsBohr    Bohr      Thomason   DemocritusAnalogy

Atomic History - 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. Billiard Ball
  2. Modern Atomic Theory
  3. different number of neutrons
    nucleus
  4. O
    atomos
  5. Plum pudding model
  6. has 4 valence electrons
    electron cloud
  7. has 2 neutrons
    orbitals
  8. Rutherford
  9. Dalton
  10. positive and negative charges evenly distributed
  11. occupies most of the volume of the atom
    electron
  12. has 2 electrons
    protons
  13. Rutherford
    gold foil experiment
  14. 1808
  15. discovered positive nucleus
  16. found the atom was heavier because
    Chadwick
  17. electrons are found in electron cloud
  18. has 4 protons
    neutrons
  19. Aristotle
  20. gold foil experiment
    alpha particles
  21. added electrons in an orbit around nucleus
    l
  22. compose of electrons
    cathode ray
  23. Bohr
  24. Bohr
  25. Thomason
  26. Democritus Analogy