1. Chemical BINGO Ra Pt Ca Si Ar Mn As Sr Pb K W Sb Au Ag Br Sn F P Ga TiCl S
Chemical BINGO O N Al H Ni Pt C Ra Pt Ca Si Ar Mn As Sr Pb K W Sb
CHEMICAL BINGO Au Ag Br Sn F P Ga Ti Zn Hg Na Mg
Uuo B Cr He Cu Fe
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again. I Ne U Bh

2. Chemical BINGO Ra Pt Ca Si Ar Mn As Sr Pb K W Sb Au Ag Br Sn F P Ga TiCl S
Chemical BINGO O N Al H Ni Pt C Ra Pt Ca Si Ar Mn As Sr Pb K W Sb
CHEMICAL BINGO Au Ag Br Sn F P Ga Ti Zn Hg Na Mg
Uuo B Cr He Cu Fe
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again. I Ne U Bh

3. Aluminum Al
Argon Ar
Arsenic As
Bohrium Bh
Boron B
Bromine Br
Calcium Ca
Carbon C
Chlorine Cl
Chromium Cr
Copper Cu
Fluorine F
Gallium Ga
Gold Au
Helium He
Hydrogen H
Iodine I
Iron Fe
Lead Pb
Magnesium Mg
Manganese Mn
Mercury Hg
Neon Ne
Nickel Ni
Nitrogen N
Oxygen O
Phosphorous P
Platinum Pt
Potassium K
Radium Ra
Silicon Si
Silver Ag
Sodium Na
Sulfur S
Tin Sn
Titanium Ti
Tungsten W
Uranium U
Uniloctium Uuo
Zinc Zn

4. Study Sheet on Elements and their Uses
Printable
copy
Name Symbol
Aluminum Al
Argon Ar
Arsenic As
Bohrium Bh
Boron B
Bromine Br
Calcium Ca
Carbon C
Chlorine Cl
Chromium Cr
Copper Cu
Fluorine F
Gallium Ga
Gold Au
Helium He
Hydrogen H
Iodine I
Iron Fe
Lead Pb
Magnesium Mg
Description Uses
light, silver coated metal kitchen pans, airplane parts
colorless, odorless gas electric-light bulbs
poisonous, grayish-white powder insect powders
black crystals boric acids, borax
brownish-red gas poisonous gas, ethyl gasoline, photographic film
silver-white metal limestone, quicklime, mortar, bleaching powder
black solid or clear crystal coal, diamonds, pencils, ink
poisonous, greenish-yellow gas germ killer, bleaching compounds, table salt
silver-white metal rustproof, plating, stainless steel
reddish-brown metal coins, electric wires, kitchen pans
poisonous, pale-yellow gas insect powders, etching glass, tooth decay (preventative)
soft, silver metal heat sensors
yellow metal jewelry, filling teeth
light colorless gas (inert) inflating balloons
light colorless gas (flammable) fuel, cutting and welding metals, synthetic fat
gray solid or purplish-black crystals germ killer, medicines
silver-white metal dry cells, steel, black paint, glass
soft, bluish-white metal paint, pipe solder, shot, ethyl gasoline
light-silver colored metal thermometers, barometers, fillings teeth

5. Study Sheet on Elements and their Uses
Description Uses
Grayish-white metal dry cells, steel, black paint, glass
Silver-colored, liquid metal thermometers, barometers, fillings teeth
Colorless gas advertising signs
Hard, silver-white metal coins, plating other metals
Colorless gas fertilizers, explosives, ammonia
Colorless gas breathing, burning, cutting and welding
Waxy-yellow or reddish powder matches, rat poison
Soft-silver-white metal jewelry, chemical apparatus
Waxy, silver-white metal gunpowder, fertilizer, soap
Silver-white metal medicines, luminous paints
Brown powders or gray crystals glass, grinding stones
Soft white metal coins, jewelry, tableware, mirror
Waxy, silver- white metal table salt, baking soda, lye, soap
Yellow solid matches, gunpowder, fireworks, dyes
Soft, white-metal tin foil, plating, solder
Brittle, silver-white metal steel, cutting tools, paint, smoke screens
Heavy, silver-white metal electric light filaments, tools
Heavy, hard, white metal atomic energy
Bluish-white metal dry cells, coating or galvanized iron
Manganese Mn
Mercury Hg
Neon Ne
Nickel Ni
Nitrogen N
Oxygen O
Phosphorous P
Platinum Pt
Potassium K
Radium Ra
Silicon Si
Silver Ag
Sodium Na
Sulfur S
Tin Sn
Titanium Ti
Tungsten W
Uranium U
Uniloctium Uuo
Zinc Zn

6. The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the
game the same way as conventional Bingo®, except instead of using numbers
you ask questions.
As you ask a question, "What is the symbol for Strontium?" the students look
at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish
to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students
are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game;
regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:,
having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to
use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter
how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to
play it again.

7. Chemical BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again.

8. CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again.

9. CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
CHEMICAL BINGO
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again.

10. Chemical BINGO NH4+ NO21- CO32- PO43- ClO31- O22- OH1- CN1- P3- N3-
Ammonium
Phosphide
Chemical BINGO
Nitrite
Cyanide
Carbonate
Hydroxide
Bicarbonate
NH4+
NO21-
CO32-
MnO41-
PO43-
ClO31-
O22-
Cr2O72-
OH1-
CN1-
P3-
N3-
CHEMICAL BINGO
SO42-
ClO21-
IO31-
CrO42-
CH3COO-
HSO41-
SO32-
ClO1-
NO31-
S2-
ClO41-
Cl1-
Permanganate
Dichromate
Nitrate
Phosphate
Ammonium
Chlorate
Sulfate
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again.
Hypochlorite
Phosphite
Peroxide
Chlorite
Acetate
Sulfite
Bisulfate

11. Polyatomic Ions - Memorize
Eight “-ATE’s”
PO43- ……………
SO42- ……………
CO32- …………..
ClO31- …………..
NO31- ………..….
phosphate
sulfate
carbonate
chlorate
nitrate
phosphATE
sulfATE
carbonATE
chlorATE
nitrATE
Exceptions:
ammonium
hydroxide
cyanide
NH41+ ……………
OH1- ……………
CN1- …………..

12. BrO41- BrO31- BrO21- BrO1- CO42- CO32- CO22- CO2- ClO41- ClO31- ClO21-
Polyatomic Ion:
a group of atoms that stay together and have a single, overall charge.
BrO41-
Perbromate ion
BrO31-
Bromate ion
BrO21-
Bromite ion
BrO1-
Hypobromite ion
CO42-
CO32-
Carbonate ion
CO22-
CO2-
ClO41-
ClO31-
Chlorate ion
ClO21-
ClO1-
IO41-
IO31-
Iodate ion
IO21-
IO1-
NO41-
NO31-
Nitrate ion
NO21-
NO1-
PO53-
PO43-
Phosphate ion
PO33-
PO23-
SO52-
SO42-
Sulfate ion
SO32-
SO22-
1 more oxygen
“normal”
1 less oxygen
2 less oxygen

13. Common Polyatomic Ions
Printable
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Polyatomic
Ions

14. PHOTO- GRAPHIC FILM HOME REPAIR BATTERY SALE DEEP SEA NODULES BICYCLE
Silver halides
required.
47 Protons
HOME
REPAIR
Radon detected
in your basement.
86 Protons
BATTERY
SALE
Lithium required
for rechargeable
batteries. Each
player gives you
3 Protons
DEEP SEA
NODULES
Your dredging fee
for Manganese
nodules.
12 Protons
BICYCLE
ACCIDENT
Iodine antiseptic
required for
skinned knees.
53 Protons
ARTIST
SUPPLIES
Cobalt Blue
coloring pigment
required.
35 Protons
TOOL STEEL HARDNER
Molybdenum for
steel alloy.
18 Protons
DENTIST BILL
Fluorine required
to fluoridate your
water.
9 Protons
SWINDLED
You were sold a
Technetium mine.
Element does not
exist in nature.
43 Protons
CANNERY
You own a Tin
mine in Bolivia.
Collect from each
player.
50 Protons
ACID
STOMACH
Milk of Magnesia
requires
Magnesium.
12 Protons
PRECIOUS
METAL INVESTMENT
Gold costs $350
an ounce.
79 Protons
SALT
SUBSTITUTE
Potassium
Chloride for
sodium restricted
diet.
19 Protons
DIAMOND
SUBSTITUTE
Cubic Zirconium
required.
48 Protons
RADIATION
SHIELD
Lead used during
dental X-ray.
82 Protons

15. SWIMMING POOL CLEANING FREE TRIP UTILITY BILL RUST LIGHT BULBS
Chlorine to prevent
algae growth.
17 Protons
FREE TRIP
Helium Balloon
ride to
Group VIIIB
metal of your
choice.
May acquire.
UTILITY BILL
As owner of the
Neon Light Co.,
receive light bill
from each player.
10 Protons
RUST
You left Dad's
tools outside.
Give allowance to
Iron works.
26 Protons
LIGHT BULBS
Tungsten
required for
filament.
74 Protons
DOCTOR BILL
Krypton has
taken your
unusual strength.
36 Protons
ALUMINUM
WELDING
Argon needed
to prevent
oxidation.
18 Protons
FLASH LAMP
Xenon gas
required
54 Protons
FARMER
You need
Nitrogen for
fertilizer.
7 Protons
ATOMIC
CLOCK
Cesium required
for nuclear decay
material.
55 Protons
JEWELER
SALE
Expensive form
of Carbon.
Collect for
diamond ring
from each player.
6 Protons
INTEGRATED
CIRCUITS
Silicon required
for 4 inch wafers.
14 Protons
ACID RAIN
Pollution fine for
Sulfur dioxide
from your
industrial plant.
16 Protons
CAR BUMPER
REPAIR
Chromium
required for
electroplating.
24 Protons
BACK TO
SCHOOL
Carbon required
in graphite form
for lead pencils.
6 Protons

16. Al Ar As Bh B Br Cu Ca C Cl Cr F Ga Au He 13 18 33 107 5 35 29 20 6 17 Ar 18
39.948 As 33 Bh
107
(262) B 5
10.811 Br 35
79.904 Cu 29
63.546 Ca 20
40.078 C 6
12.011 Cl 17 Cr 24 F 9 Ga 31
69.723 Au 79 He 2

17. H I Fe Pb Mg Mn O Hg Ne Ni N P Pt K Ra 1 53 26 82 12 25 8 80 10 28 7 I 53 Fe 26
55.847 Pb 82
207.2 Mg 12 Mn 25 O 8 Hg 80
200.59 Ne 10 Ni 28
58.693 N 7 P 15 Pt 78
195.08 K 19 Ra 88

18. Si 14 Ag 47 Na 11 S 16
32.066 Sn 50 Ti 22
47.88 ? 1 W 74
183.84 U 92
Uuo
118 Zn 30
65.39

19. Aluminum
Argon
Arsenic
Bohrium
Boron
Bromine
Calcium
Carbon
Chlorine
Chromium
Copper
Fluorine
Gallium
Gold
Helium

20. Hydrogen
Iodine
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Mercury
Neon
Nickel
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Phosphorous
Platinum
Potassium
Radium

21. Silicon
Silver
Sodium
Sulfur
Tin
Titanium
Tungsten
Uranium
Uniloctium
Zinc

23. Chemical BINGO Ra Pt Ca Si Ar Mn As Sr Pb K W Sb Au Ag Br Sn F P Ga TiZn Hg Na Mg
The game consists of Bingo cards and a number calling guides. You play the game the same way as conventional Bingo, except instead of using numbers you ask questions.
As you ask a question ("What is the symbol for Strontium?") the students look at their cards, covering up the answer if it appears on their cards. You may wish to have one of the students be the "caller" while you check to see if the students are covering the right answer.
You may wish to play any number of variations of the game; regular five in a row, four corners, or for a real challenge "black-out:, having the students cover the entire card to win.
Students must read back, both symbol and correct name for the element to win.
This provides an interesting way to review the course content. You may wish to use this before holidays, and award prizes of some sort to the winners. No matter how you use the game, you will find lots of enthusiasm and the students eager to play it again.