BilliardBallModel1808NuclearModelAtoms ofdifferentelementscan formcompoundsPlumPuddingModelAtoms can'tbesubdivided,created ordestroyedSolarSystemModelNielsBohr1904Electronsexist inenergylevels as acloud1926Atoms have nocharge -positive andnegativecharges areequalQuantumMechanicalModelElectrons canmove betweenOrbits basedon their energyErnestSchrodingerA region ofhighprobability ofhavingelectronsAtoms aremostlyemptyspaceJJThompsonDemocritus1911ErnestRutherfordJohnDalton1913Mass is incenter of atom,positively-chargednucleusBilliardBallModel1808NuclearModelAtoms ofdifferentelementscan formcompoundsPlumPuddingModelAtoms can'tbesubdivided,created ordestroyedSolarSystemModelNielsBohr1904Electronsexist inenergylevels as acloud1926Atoms have nocharge -positive andnegativecharges areequalQuantumMechanicalModelElectrons canmove betweenOrbits basedon their energyErnestSchrodingerA region ofhighprobability ofhavingelectronsAtoms aremostlyemptyspaceJJThompsonDemocritus1911ErnestRutherfordJohnDalton1913Mass is incenter of atom,positively-chargednucleus

Five Atomic Models - 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 Model
  2. 1808
  3. Nuclear Model
  4. Atoms of different elements can form compounds
  5. Plum Pudding Model
  6. Atoms can't be subdivided, created or destroyed
  7. Solar System Model
  8. Niels Bohr
  9. 1904
  10. Electrons exist in energy levels as a cloud
  11. 1926
  12. Atoms have no charge - positive and negative charges are equal
  13. Quantum Mechanical Model
  14. Electrons can move between Orbits based on their energy
  15. Ernest Schrodinger
  16. A region of high probability of having electrons
  17. Atoms are mostly empty space
  18. JJ Thompson
  19. Democritus
  20. 1911
  21. Ernest Rutherford
  22. John Dalton
  23. 1913
  24. Mass is in center of atom, positively-charged nucleus