The Periodic Table: Book and Fact Cards: 128-Page Book & 52 Fact Cards

This kit is the ultimate introduction to the periodic table for young readers, complete with a full-color guide to the 118 elements and 52 flashcards, packed with incredible facts and stats.

Chemical elements are building blocks of life, and this handy guide introduces each one - from Hydrogen to Oganesson - and the part they play in our world. Learn about the uses of each element, how the periodic table is structured, the scientists such as Dmitri Mendeleev and Marie Curie who made groundbreaking discoveries, and much more. Striking photography accompanies each profile, as well as fact boxes that pull-out fascinating trivia and inspiring history.

This book is accompanied by 52 flashcards of the most common elements, putting the stats you need at your fingertips. Perfect for revision and memorization, this book and card kit create an engaging and interactive way for kids to learn this essential area of chemistry.

Contains:
- A 128-page guide to the periodic table
- 52 flashcards of key elements and accompanying facts

ABOUT THE SERIES: Arcturus Reference Kits are the perfect learning tool for children, complete with a reference guide and 52 fact cards presented in a lidded box. Filled with high-impact facts and memorable stats, they’re an engaging, interactive way for children to explore topics from across science and natural history.

Janet Bingham writes fiction and nonfiction for children. Her science background includes a degree in Zoology and a long career as a technical editor specialising in chemical business information. Her nonfiction, and much of her fiction, reflects her interest in the natural world. She and her husband live in a Cambridgeshire village and are constantly delighted by the wildlife visiting the garden. Their two grown-up children have flown the nest but are often tempted back to browse the fridge and bookshelves.

Roy Hermelin is a New York city based illustrator, born in Israel. He has been working as an artist since 2012, focusing primarily on children’s books and design for animation. Roy works digitally using drawing software to create illustrations, and also traditionally using mediums like gouache and colored pencils. Besides his illustration work, he enjoys painting landscapes and outdoor scenes, is fascinated with color and light, and is a keen observer and drawer of people in their natural habitats.