118 Elements: Chemistry for Kids
Learning the periodic table does not have to mean memorizing a giant chart of names and numbers. This resource walks kids through all 118 elements one at a time, pairing each with a short fact and a memorable cartoon character, such as helium floating off the page or oganesson on a throne as the heaviest element ever found.
What's Inside
- 118 element slides: one for every element, each showing the symbol, atomic number, and category such as nonmetal, noble gas, or lanthanide
- A kid friendly fact for every element: from hydrogen being the most abundant element in the universe to praseodymium in aircraft engines and welding goggles
- Character illustrations: each element drawn as a playful character so facts are easier to remember
- Cover slide: an opener for a lesson or a full chemistry unit
How It Helps You
- Breaks the periodic table into small, manageable pieces
- Gives visual learners an image to attach to each element
- Works as a ready-made slide set with no extra prep
Ways to Use It
Present one element a day as a warm-up, use the slides across a full chemistry unit, or let students explore them independently at home.
Who It's For
Elementary and middle school science teachers, homeschool families, and anyone introducing the periodic table.
Format
118 element slides plus a cover slide. Instant download.
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