Periodic Table Educational Placemat for Kids – Made in USA – Science Chemistry Placemat - Practice Problems on Back Side – Durable, Double-Sided, Waterproof Wipeable – by Tot Talk, 17.5” x 11.5”

Our 11 year old became fascinated with the chemistry behind making her own slime. This placemat was so helpful in helping her to undertand the basics. It's on her bedroom desk for easy reference and she protects her desk top with it. Great age-appropriate reference for a tween.

I bought this for my 8 year old son who is very interested in the PToE. He likes it because it has an updated list and includes more recently discovered elements.We don't do the activity side of any of these types of mats, so I can't comment on that, but it's a great placemat - big and easy to clean - and it's a great, simple learning tool for my son.Don't even think about it, just buy it! You'll be happy you did.

Great for my two kids in elementary school. I've learned a lot, too! Quality construction.

This is an excellent tool for use with young children who have an interest in chemistry. I especially like the pictures that show which everyday items contain each individual element. The place mat is well laminated to protect from messy eaters! Well worth the price.

Great quality and colors. Not flimsy and color really vibrant and information is clear and well organized with enough information, but not too busy, either.

My 7 year old son uses this mat at every meal time. He sings his periodic table song along with reading the elements on the mat. It is mdd very sturdily. It's one of the best "learning mats" we have, and we have lot of them. It's not flimsy at all. Very good. I would highly recommend it and would buy it again.

The corner was obviously damaged before shipped. Would have preferred receiving a “new” product for the money.

I got the Periodic Table of the Elements placemat by Tot Talk.The front side is a colorful periodic table with little illustrations showing where the individual elements are commonly found or used (the reason I got this chart). However, unlike some similar illustrated periodic tables, those little illustrations are unnamed; most are obvious but some aren't. The elements are grouped by color and the groupings are clearly explained. Even though it has less information than more 'serious' periodic tables, it's much funner and easier to use.On the back side is a lesson in basic atomic structure and a quiz. Despite the large area available, the information and quiz on the back side is scant, and presented in a dull, repetitive way. And color would've been much nicer than black and grey.The lamination and paper is extra-thick (probably the thickest lamination I've ever seen), and is totally water-resistant. And it's made in the U.S.A.