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Your cart is empty.What is the order of the elements? Do you know the atomic mass of mercury? Is sodium a metal? Cooking is a science so why not bring science right to your kitchen with these clever SMART magnets? Don't just sit and wait for the water to boil when you can learn from your refrigerator door! These SMART Periodic Table Magnets are fun, educational, and can be used wherever you please! Size: 7.4" x 10.5" (Sheet). Gift messages may also be included on packing list.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2017
Too small to use in a classroom
Fidia H LaFaurie
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2014
Not well made. Waste of money.
MLC_PrimeAddict
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2014
Chemistry is one of my favorite subjects and this has helped me get the kids into the basics. Pair it with a chemistry set and you've got a fabulous boost to their science education.
jaqueline71
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2013
Bought this for my Chemistry class, it is a great memorization tool. Will recommend for anyone needing a little edge in chem.
Grau
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2013
Only 4 stars because they are kind of on the thin side / slightly cheap, but I've got them stuck on my fridge as I write. My kiddo loves rearranging them, which is fine with me. Just turned 6 and I've been inundating her since she was 1 with the table of elements in one form or another---shower curtain for bathtimes, magnets on the fridge for fun, and the Tom Lehrer animated song are all helping to familiarize her with these very important parts of life. I'm still collecting fun ways for her to learn, and learning just as much in the process =)
Stephen
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2012
These magnets are cool in a super nerdy sort of way.If you were excited about the Higgs boson, these could be for you.But if you're expecting them to hold anything, and I mean anything, up on your fridge, look elsewhere.They're cool, but they're not very magnetic and they're not really cut that well.The magnet portion will rip when you try to separate the elements (which, let's face it, if you buy this, you will do at some point).All told, they're a cool addition to a fridge, but they can't hold anything up and they're likely to rip. In hindsight, there are many other options for this type of thing and I wish I'd found one of them.
david99008
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2012
My daughter likes the elements; she arranged these magnets on the side of the refrigerator to make a periodic table. Nice to see, and it means I have over 100 refrigerator magnets available as needed. :-)
H. Silverman
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2010
A well made product. I put it on the fridge and look at it often. It can be broken into many pieces in order for one to learn where the each piece goes. I left mine intact. A great gift for those interested in the inner space realm, this is a great roadmap to study with.
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