The Periodic Table Book

The Periodic Table Book invites curious minds into a colorful, fact-filled journey through all 118 chemical elements. This visually rich encyclopedia for kids aged 9–12 explores the periodic table like a friendly mentor—educational, awe-inspiring, and highly accessible. Whether your child loves science, puzzles, or practical everyday connections, this vivid guide helps them see how elements shape the world around them. Written in a warm, reader-friendly voice, this encyclopedia presents each element with pure forms, dynamic diagrams, and concise, kid-friendly text. The Periodic Table Book blends science facts with real-world connections, showing how elements appear in nature and how they power everyday objects—from oceans of water to smartphones and beyond. The visual storytelling and clear infographics make learning feel like discovery rather than study, with a pace that invites independent reading or shared exploration. Beautifully designed and highly accessible, the book organizes information so young scientists can explore at their own pace. Key concepts—properties, reactivity, uses, and the distinction between natural and man-made elements—are presented in bite-size chunks, with plenty of fun facts to spark curiosity. The content is paired with striking illustrations and photographs that invite kids to guess and check, making chemistry feel immediate and relevant. This title is part of the highly-visual Our World In Pictures series, offering a friendly gateway to science that families can enjoy together. Comprehensive coverage of all 118 elements with clear explanations and real-world connections Full-color, highly visual layout featuring diagrams, drawings, and infographic text boxes Explains properties, uses, and the difference between natural and man-made elements Kid-friendly language designed for ages 9–12, engaging for the whole family Links elements to everyday objects and experiences for memorable learning After finishing The Periodic Table Book , readers gain a confident curiosity about the natural world, a clearer grasp of chemical ideas, and the motivation to continue exploring science in daily life.