The d-block is "abridge."Kognity.Memorisetheexceptions:Cu and Cr.WAASH.NielsBohr andEinstein.Compare,describe,explain.Groups arefamilies;families havesimilarproperties.BASE.Trends arelike amusicalscale; don'tforget zeff!Sentencesend in aperiod; they'rewritten left toright.Practicewriting outchemicalequations.Format oftheperiodictable.Van derWaalforces.Oxidationstatesdepend onthe s and d-block.Creatediagramsandflashcards.Aladdinalways triesharassingnoble ladiesaccurately.Considertheexperimentswe've done.Halogensare likeMacbeth.Benzeneresonancestructure.Eeear.Valenceshellelectron pairrepulsiontheory.Transitionmetals aren'tloyal. Theyrizz: join withcomplex ions.Transitionmetalslove "totransition!"Consider real-life examples:metal swordsor copperwires.ISPSC.The d-block is "abridge."Kognity.Memorisetheexceptions:Cu and Cr.WAASH.NielsBohr andEinstein.Compare,describe,explain.Groups arefamilies;families havesimilarproperties.BASE.Trends arelike amusicalscale; don'tforget zeff!Sentencesend in aperiod; they'rewritten left toright.Practicewriting outchemicalequations.Format oftheperiodictable.Van derWaalforces.Oxidationstatesdepend onthe s and d-block.Creatediagramsandflashcards.Aladdinalways triesharassingnoble ladiesaccurately.Considertheexperimentswe've done.Halogensare likeMacbeth.Benzeneresonancestructure.Eeear.Valenceshellelectron pairrepulsiontheory.Transitionmetals aren'tloyal. Theyrizz: join withcomplex ions.Transitionmetalslove "totransition!"Consider real-life examples:metal swordsor copperwires.ISPSC.

Chemistry - 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. The d-block is "a bridge."
  2. Kognity.
  3. Memorise the exceptions: Cu and Cr.
  4. WAASH.
  5. Niels Bohr and Einstein.
  6. Compare, describe, explain.
  7. Groups are families; families have similar properties.
  8. BASE.
  9. Trends are like a musical scale; don't forget zeff!
  10. Sentences end in a period; they're written left to right.
  11. Practice writing out chemical equations.
  12. Format of the periodic table.
  13. Van der Waal forces.
  14. Oxidation states depend on the s and d-block.
  15. Create diagrams and flashcards.
  16. Aladdin always tries harassing noble ladies accurately.
  17. Consider the experiments we've done.
  18. Halogens are like Macbeth.
  19. Benzene resonance structure.
  20. Eeear.
  21. Valence shell electron pair repulsion theory.
  22. Transition metals aren't loyal. They rizz: join with complex ions.
  23. Transition metals love "to transition!"
  24. Consider real-life examples: metal swords or copper wires.
  25. ISPSC.