Periodic Table and Cells Science Posters - Laminated 14x19.5 - Educational Charts, Classroom Posters and Decorations, Back to School Supplies, Learning Posters for Biology and Chemistry Classes, STEM and STEAM posters

These are great posters. Not too big and not too small. They are good looking and colorful. These posters demonstrate that creation, down to a microscopic level, has great evidence of design by God.

I'm a homeschool mama and I have a room dedicated be act/feel as if we were in a traditional classroom, which does include relevant posters. This set is perfect. I was actually having a hard time finding a specific. poster and this set had the one I need. The material is great and I am very happy with my purchase. I will be checking the seller to see if they have more I could use in my class.

This is not your old grade-school periodic table. Great colors and it also came with an animal/plant cellular diagram. Now, all I gotta do is re-remember all the atomic weights and numbers I've forgotten :-0 .. Probably a great resource tool for students and teachers alike.

These are nice laminated posters but whoever designed them didn't check facts. Cytoplasm is not the liquid inside the cell, it's a term for all of the contents inside the plasma membrane, including the organelles. The liquid that organelles are suspended in is actually called cytosol. In a college-level biology course, this distinction matters, and giving the wrong answer will cost you points on an exam. The periodic table also has a few errors. First, it lacks the "staircase" line that separates metals and nonmetals. Given that this is color-coded and has metalloids labeled, this is a minor issue, I drew it in with a dry-erase marker. The biggest issue is the island at the bottom. Lanthanum and actinium are NOT supposed to be separated from the main table, they are part of group 3. This is important because these two atoms have d orbitals like the transition metals. Putting them in the island implies that they instead have f orbitals. This will also cost you points when building electron configurations or determining valence shells.

I use it as my classroom decor. I like to change posters as I change the units it gives kids a change Togo look at the posters for information