Elements and the periodic table - Easy and fun flap book for gifted elementary school students 7

Page 1 What is the periodic table?
Page 3 Composition of the periodic table
Page 5 Elements that make sounds or explode
Page 7 Hard and shiny elements
Page 9 Elements that are soft and not shiny
Page 11 Elements needed for living things
Page 13 Solid, liquid, and gaseous elements
Page 14 A solitary element
Page 15 Danger! radioactive element

◆ The first step for even an ordinary child to become a smart gifted child, an easy and fun elementary school gifted flap book!
The “Easy and Fun Elementary Gifted Flap Book” series has been published, containing in-depth and interesting knowledge in each field essential for lower elementary school students. Each volume contains a variety of topics related to elementary school learning, from computers and coding to math, science and art, sports, and history. The flap inside the flap, which opens again when opened, stimulates curiosity, fosters concentration, and helps lead to deeper exploration. Stop reading difficult knowledge books! From basic concepts to understanding principles, you will gain a deeper learning effect. ◆ What materials are the things around us made of?
Open 125 flaps to learn about various elements and the periodic table!
Open the flaps and look at the concept of 'elements', and learn step by step the meaning and composition of the 'periodic table' and the types of elements that make up the periodic table. You can find out what an element is, what names and symbols it represents, what it consists of, and what properties it has. You can look at the types of elements classified in the periodic table according to their different properties at a glance and easily learn the characteristics of each element. You will understand how many different elements there are in the world, from elements that make noise or explode when they meet other elements, to elements that show no reaction, to elements that contain dangerous radioactivity. You can check the characteristics of each element through the information contained on the outside and inside of the flap. The knowledge on the outside of the flap and inside the flap are connected to help children think three-dimensionally, allowing them to comprehensively understand the concepts of all 118 elements.

◆ Understanding the concept of ‘elements’ in daily life
‘Scientific thinking ability’ and ‘understanding’ of materials are up!
What are elements? It is a very small substance that is found all around us, in our bodies, in the air and water we breathe, in the objects we use, and even in nature. The periodic table is a table where a scientist named Mendeleev organized these elements according to their characteristics. Afterwards, newly discovered elements by scientists were added to the periodic table. The periodic table has its own rules. The number of protons in an element increases as you move to the right in the horizontal line, and the elements further down in the vertical line are heavier.
Each element's name and symbol are unfamiliar foreign words, so it feels stiff and difficult at first, but each element has a distinct personality, so it's fun to get to know them. This book helps you learn about elements in a more friendly way through the origins of each element's name, various properties, and uses. For example, the element curium is named after the famous scientist Marie Curie, sapphires are blue because of the iron in them, and sodium becomes salt when it mixes with chlorine. By opening the flap and learning about the characteristics of each element, you will understand what materials the objects and nature around us are made of and effectively understand related subject knowledge. Furthermore, by examining the process by which elements react and change differently depending on the situation, you can increase your curiosity about scientific phenomena and develop your thinking and investigative skills.

◆ Friendly explanations and humorous pictures that are perfect for lower elementary school students.
The clear and in-depth explanations are perfect for lower elementary school students. It provides kind and detailed explanations to children who had no basic understanding. On the other hand, for children who already have a basic or vague understanding, we solidify their understanding of concepts and principles. In addition, the fun pictures and composition stand out, sparking the interest of most children who have not yet been introduced to the elements at the elementary school level. In the picture, each element is expressed in a different color depending on its type and in a different appearance depending on the characteristics of the material such as solid, liquid, or gas, helping to easily understand the characteristics of the element. Also, the scene where the elements talk to the children reading the book is made up of speech bubbles like a cartoon, making it even more interesting. You will fall in love with the book and understand it clearly as you read it.