JamesChadwickdiscoveredelectronsCurrentlyAcceptedModel     Niels Bohr   DemocritusModel withnucleus andscatteredelectronsAtomos -nowknownas AtomspositivelychargedanddenseModel withnucleus andscatteredelectronsPlumPuddingModelorbitalsDiscoveredtheNucleus  J.JThomson  JohnDaltondiscoveredneutronsCompoundsarecombinationsof atoms.BohrModel    ErnestRutherfordneutrons1stAtomicTheoryNucleus iscomposed ofProtons (+)andNeutronsGold foilexperimentModel withpositivelychargedspheres andelectronselectrons arein random,constantmotion    JamesChadwickdiscoveredelectronsCurrentlyAcceptedModel     Niels Bohr   DemocritusModel withnucleus andscatteredelectronsAtomos -nowknownas AtomspositivelychargedanddenseModel withnucleus andscatteredelectronsPlumPuddingModelorbitalsDiscoveredtheNucleus  J.JThomson  JohnDaltondiscoveredneutronsCompoundsarecombinationsof atoms.BohrModel    ErnestRutherfordneutrons1stAtomicTheoryNucleus iscomposed ofProtons (+)andNeutronsGold foilexperimentModel withpositivelychargedspheres andelectronselectrons arein random,constantmotion

Atomic Theory - 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. James Chadwick
  2. discovered electrons
  3. Currently Accepted Model
  4. Niels Bohr
  6. Democritus
  7. Model with nucleus and scattered electrons
  8. Atomos - now known as Atoms
  9. positively charged and dense
  12. Model with nucleus and scattered electrons
  13. Plum Pudding Model
  14. orbitals
  15. Discovered the Nucleus
  16. J.J Thomson
  17. John Dalton
  18. discovered neutrons
  19. Compounds are combinations of atoms.
  22. Bohr Model
  23. Ernest Rutherford
  24. neutrons
  25. 1st Atomic Theory
  27. Nucleus is composed of Protons (+) and Neutrons
  28. Gold foil experiment
  29. Model with positively charged spheres and electrons
  30. electrons are in random, constant motion