A4 Laminated Periodic Table of the Elements Science Wall Chart

About as good as it gets for A4 size, good printing and colour coding plus an index of elements. Symbology clearly explained in neat diagram. What we need next is a matching valance/electron distribution chart. The two would help to explain much inorganic chemistry,

I'm using these to supplement school science lessons with two dyslexic learners. These are high quality i.e. durable but clear and easy to read (which was essential). They also summaries a great deal of additional information using clear keys and the alphabetical index of elements is a real bonus (allowing us to practice "non-science skills" such as scanning left to right and "dictionary skills", alongside use or keys and information retrieval - to supplement familiarization with the periodic table which was the primary objective of "Periodic Table Connect-4" (a game in which each player needs a periodic table and a collections of buttons, tiddlywinks or counts + a nominated "Bingo-Caller" to issues a series of clues and instructions on the next element which can be covered) - Science should be this fun in schools! We created the whole game for about £7

It's nicely presented and laminated. Because there's a lot to fit on a sheet of A4 it's quite small so I struggle to read a few of the longer names. However, I bought this as a learning tool for my 11 year old daughter. I am getting her to memorise one line at a time and do a little test each day. It only takes a few minutes and she's remembering them. She moans that she doesn't need to know it yet but I'm trying to give her a headstart as I was terrible at chemistry when I was at school. Anyway, waffling aside, it's a good learning tool.PS. I'm sure they are making some of them up. Rf is Rutherfordium. I just know that Greg Rutherford is behind this. Grrr

My son wanted a poster of the periodic table and this is perfect. A good size with clear writing and easy to read.

Great as a reference piece, framed and on the wall of my den, it makes a good conversational piece

Used for undergraduate chemistry course.

Great, my kids love it

Good quality, cheap. However, I wouldn’t suggest it if you’re doing chemistry at uni. It’s a bit kiddified.