If you look closely, this version of the Periodic Table is waaaaay different from what we used to have in school! This is definitely eye-catching (point of view of kids) and way more fun!
I changed the description of each element to save ink, and then I glued them at the back for a handy reference and for Mavi to read.
As you can see, Mavi was so interested with it. He wanted to work on them till night time!
So here are the things we discussed during the presentation:
- What are elements? What are compound elements?
- Identify the solid, liquid and gaseous elements in the Periodic Table.
- Identify the metal and non-metal (or organic).
- Identify the elements that can be found in your home.
- Name your favourite element, why? Draw it in the journal (yes Mavi keeps a journal!).
Here’s a closer look on Mavi’s work. He had sooooo much fun finding these! He tasted and smelled some of them!
And, what more is that I presented that some of these elements (and minerals) are found and needed by the body! Such as this iron supplement of Mommy :D So now, whenever he sees vitamins in the pharmacy, he’ll check the contents and identify the elements in it :D
Such a fun way presenting this to kids, and to myself too! Enlightening!
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I came across this as well a while back and it is amazing to see it in action!! Beautiful work :) It's on our print list for sure!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Did the flash cards come with the poster? I didn't see them on the website.
ReplyDeleteYes, everything's there in the link.
DeleteI love this! As an additional resource, I found this at Milwaukee's Discovery World Museum and online: http://www.buzzfeed.com/donnad/cartoon-elements-make-learning-the-periodic-table-fun#.wnWorEZGy
ReplyDeleteWhere can we get the cards? I have a set that was given at Christmas, but these are simpler.
ReplyDeleteHow old is Mavi?
ReplyDelete7 years old :)
DeleteThis is fabulous!!! Ive been wondering how to introduce the periodic table to my son....here is my answer. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWelcome!
DeleteHow do we get these cards?
ReplyDeleteThe link is on the last few sentences in the post. Thanks!
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