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  • The child has learned the names and symbols of several elements on the periodic table.
  • They have learned the organization of elements in periods and groups on the periodic table.
  • They have learned that elements in the same group have similar properties.
  • They have learned the atomic number and atomic mass of elements and how to locate them on the periodic table.
  • They have learned about the concept of valence electrons and their role in chemical bonding.

To continue developing their knowledge and understanding of the periodic table, the child can:

  • Explore online interactive periodic table tools and games to reinforce their learning.
  • Create a poster or visual representation of the periodic table to display in their room or classroom.
  • Participate in hands-on experiments and activities that demonstrate chemical reactions based on different elements.
  • Read books or watch educational videos about famous scientists and their contributions to the discovery of elements.
  • Try to memorize additional elements and their symbols to expand their knowledge of the periodic table.
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