Chemical Bingo

Chemical Bingo Generator

Chemistry teaching resources to help students learn.

Sample Chemical Bingo Games produced by the Bingo generator

Chemistry vocabulary (Nuclear model and Periodic table)

Make a Chemical Bingo Game

Instructions on how to make a Chemical Bingo Game

Copy and paste a set of 20 to 30 chemical symbols or chemical formula into the 'Bingo data' text box. Four sets of examples are given below. No need to inlclude the heading.
Please enclose any charges with { } brackets. eg. Mg{2+}, N{3-}
Modify the data input to your class requirements. eg. Change the spelling of aluminum (US)/ aluminium (UK), add another item like MnO4{-}, permangnate ion
Select the number of students in your class
Select how many items to fit per line across the page. The default is 8. If your chemical bingo game contains large items like "Hydrogen carbonate ion, HCO3{-} then select 4 items per line.
To reverse the items select Yes on the Reverse items button. ie. If you want student Bingo sheets to contain chemical names instead of chemical symbols or formula.
Hit the Submit button to generate your chemical bingo sheets as a pdf document.

SAMPLE CHEMICAL BINGO DATA - Copy & paste any column into the 'Bingo data' text box

Symbols (20)	Symbols (30)	Monatomic Ions (25)	Acids, Bases and Common Ions (20)
H, Hydrogen He, Helium Li, Lithium Be, Beryllium B, Boron C, Carbon N, Nitrogen O, Oxygen F, Fluorine Ne, Neon Na, Sodium Mg, Magnesium Al, Aluminum Si, Silicon P, Phosphorus S, Sulfur Cl, Chlorine Ar, Argon K, Potassium Ca, Calcium	H, Hydrogen He, Helium Li, Lithium Be, Beryllium B, Boron C, Carbon N, Nitrogen O, Oxygen F, Fluorine Ne, Neon Na, Sodium Mg, Magnesium Al, Aluminum Si, Silicon P, Phosphorus S, Sulfur Cl, Chlorine Ar, Argon K, Potassium Ca, Calcium Ag, Silver Zn, Zinc Fe, Iron Co, Cobalt Hg, Mercury Au, Gold Pb, Lead Sn, Tin Pt, Platinium U, Uranium	H{+}, Hydrogen ion Sr{2+}, Strontium ion Li{+}, Lithium ion Be{2+}, Beryllium ion Ba{2+}, Barium ion Zn{2+}, Zinc ion N{3-}, Nitride ion O{2-}, Oxide ion F{-}, Fluoride ion I{-}, Iodide ion Na{+}, Sodium ion Mg{2+}, Magnesium ion Al{3+}, Aluminum ion P{3-}, Phosphide ion S{2-}, Sulfide ion Cl{-}, Chloride ion Br{-}, Bromide ion K{+}, Potassium ion Ca{2+}, Calcium ion Ag{+}, Silver ion Fe{2+}, Iron(II) ion Fe{3+}, Iron(III) ion Cu{2+}, Copper(II) ion Pb{2+}, Lead(II) ion Pb{4+}, Lead(IV) ion	HCl, Hydrochloric acid HNO3, Nitric acid NO3{-}, Nitrate ion H2SO4, Sulfuric acid HSO4{-}, Hydrogen sulfate ion SO4{2-}, Sulfate ion H2CO3, Carbonic acid HCO3{-}, Hydrogen carbonate ion CO3{2-}, Carbonate ion H3PO4, Phosphoric acid H2PO4{-}, Dihydrogen phosphate ion HPO4{2-}, Hydrogen phosphate ion PO4{3-}, Phosphate ion CH3COOH, Acetic acid CH3COO{-}, Acetate ion NaOH, Sodium hydroxide KOH, Potassium hydroxide OH{-}, Hydroxide ion NH3, Ammonia NH4{+}, Ammonium ion

HOW TO PLAY

Each student is given a chemical bingo sheet which contains 20 games.
The teacher reads from the Chemical Bingo call sheet for a particular game. Start at No. 1
Students must only play the game called. Eg. If the teacher calls items from game number 8 then the students can only cross off items from game number 8.
If a student has the item the teacher calls for that game they cross the item off their sheet.
The student who correctly crosses off all 8 items and calls out "CHEMICAL BINGO" first is the winner.
The teacher can also check if the student items have been crossed off correctly by comparing the student sheet with the Chemical Bingo call sheet.

Note:

All games and items are randomised so that each student has a unique bingo sheet.

The Teachers Bingo Call sheet has two sets of items for each game. The first set contains the items that are called to the students. The second set of items allows the teacher to easily check if a winning student has correctly crossed off each item.

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