Interactive Periodic Table in Pictures and Words

I posted last month a couple of very good sites about interactive periodic table sites.  To see them click here.  This is another one but it is not as fancy in a good way.  It shows a picture of a common everyday item that the element is used in and a basic description of the element.  To see the website click here.  You might also go to their home page and scroll down to see some of the other things they offer like element cards and other printables.  If you would like to see the other posts I have done on periodic tables just type "periodic table" in the search box in the top left corner.

PTable - Interactive Periodic Table

Last week I posted about an interactive periodic table game, click here to see that post.  Today I am posting about another great Periodic Table website that Mr Dupuis at my school told me about.  This interactive site allows you to mouse over an element and you will get different information based on what tab you are in.  Information such as Properties, Orbitals, Isotopes and Compounds.  If you are in the  Wikipedia tab and click on an element you will have a little box pop up with a Wikipedia entry on that element.  To see the website click here.

Periodic Table of Videos

I posted on December 13 2017 about an interactive periodic table.  To see that post click here.  Today I want to show you a site that has a video about every element of the periodic table.  To see the website click here.

Interactive Periodic Table Game

ABPI puts out many interactive resources that can be used in school.  Here is an interactive periodic table game that could be used as a review for your students.  I have posted about this previously.    According to their website, "The interactive Periodic Table helps you learn about elements and their properties in a fun way. The game can be played at a variety of levels of difficulty and in several different ways. It can be played against the clock or competitively by one or more people.  Use the information provided to help you place the element in its correct position."  To see the game click here.  I also have posted about other periodic websites.  To see them just use the search box in the top left corner and type in "Periodic Table" or anything else you would like to search.

20 Element Infographic

Here are 20 elements in a nice infographic.  Found on themetapicture.com

Elements 4D

Yes this app is not 3D but 4D.  The Ipad - Ipod app is an Augmented Reality app that allows the users to put together blocks (which can be downloaded here) representing elements to make compounds.  You can download the software for free by clicking here.  See the video below to see how this works.