Learn about the elements with 3D posters and placemats of the periodic table

Description:

Learn about the elements and periodic table.

Equipment needed:

There’s nothing like a good visual. In this case, go to the Periodic Table website. In addition to the excellent resources on the website itself, it allows you to get more information and close-up views of the elements, including a snazzy rotating videos and 3D-interactive visuals.

The Digital Bits Science Lab Experiment:

Older children will get exposure to the elements themselves, which - in the way this website presents them - are truly impressive and fun to look at. Make sure you see the periodic table placemats and 3D posters!

As the child gets older, she can learn about the elements, what makes them unique, and unique stories and characteristics about each one.

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