Why isH2OPolar?BondPolarMoleculeHydrogenBondChemicalReactionsPolarCovalentBondOxygenEquilibriumCovalentBondCationMatterAnionH2OProductNonpolarBondElementSaltStructureSubatomicParticlesIonicBondReactantsTraceElementsElectronegativityIonPolar CovalentBond v.NonpolarCovalent BondWhy isH2OPolar?BondPolarMoleculeHydrogenBondChemicalReactionsPolarCovalentBondOxygenEquilibriumCovalentBondCationMatterAnionH2OProductNonpolarBondElementSaltStructureSubatomicParticlesIonicBondReactantsTraceElementsElectronegativityIonPolar CovalentBond v.NonpolarCovalent Bond

Chapter 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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O
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  1. I-Why is H2O Polar?
  2. B-Bond
  3. I-Polar Molecule
  4. G-Hydrogen Bond
  5. O-Chemical Reactions
  6. O-Polar Covalent Bond
  7. G-Oxygen
  8. B-Equilibrium
  9. O-Covalent Bond
  10. O-Cation
  11. I-Matter
  12. B-Anion
  13. G-H2O
  14. O-Product
  15. N-Nonpolar Bond
  16. N-Element
  17. N-Salt Structure
  18. I-Subatomic Particles
  19. B-Ionic Bond
  20. N-Reactants
  21. G-Trace Elements
  22. I-Electronegativity
  23. B-Ion
  24. G-Polar Covalent Bond v. Nonpolar Covalent Bond