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Elements Photo Chart, LaminatedWith this fascinating photographic "placemat" size periodic table, your students will want to study the elements! With images of the elements and some of the scientists who discovered them, this laminated chart makes each one memorable. The name, symbol, and atomic number are included for each element. Includes Darmstadtium and Roentgenium (110 and 111). 10" x 20".Overall Rating: ![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating - Thursday, February 10, 2011Great! Reviewed By: Airman Great poster! This poster has great quailty and a perfect display addition! - Monday, October 18, 2010college dorm gift Reviewed By: Gail My son's girlfriend started college this year and is struggling in chemistry. I suprised her by mailing the placemat size chart to her dorm room. It brings beautiful images to mind when studying chemistry, looks cool on her wall and helps her remember how much we love her. - Tuesday, October 06, 2009Great visuals Reviewed By: tasia I ordered this with some chemistry supplies for my 11yo son. He's prone to your usual 11yo eye-rolling when I present him with something I think is really cool, but he was just as thrilled with this chart as I was. He even declared it "really neat." - Tuesday, January 06, 2009"Easy Learning"! Reviewed By: Debbie Hinks Getting in every subject is hard, especially when teaching a number of students. A method that I like to use as "preliminary teaching" is to provide games, posters, etc that my children like to use/read on their own time....and placemats are a great way to "give off" some science facts. We enjoy our 'Elements Placemat' as a forerunner to the periodic chart chemistry/use. Great for visual learners! The back of the placemat is full of interesting facts on the elements - a bit of history, uses, etc that help it apply to everyday life. Great learning tool.....great preparation for chemistry AND great review as you teach chemistry. - Friday, November 07, 2008Element chart Reviewed By: Katie Lannom This element chart is great with the pictures, because it makes it more realistic. It gives meaning to each element than just a mere word. I can't wait to use this in my future science classroom. Read More Reviews |
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