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Have had these on for a year. No fading. Was easy to apply.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great product for my 6 year old to learn the periodic table

Get this for your little genius. Seriously. Perfectly paired as a gift for the science, loving kid with a book about elements. This is such a better way to memorize the periodic table than looking at a poster. Good quality.

There are 118 elements on this periodic table puzzle, leaving 45 extra pieces. The extra pieces have come in handy to let my older child use the pieces he needs while his younger brother steals the rest. The extra pieces have been well played by a 2 and 4 year old have held up perfectly.

My 5 year old son requested these as he is obsessed with learning the periodic table. These tiles are thick and sturdy however some of the pieces don't snap together good. We had to apply some tape to them to even remotely keep them together. If I had to do over again though, I would still purchase them.

He loves everything in the box. It is safe and colourful. Very easy to connect and build the periodic table.

We had so much fun putting this together! He dreams of being a Physicist or a Chemist, so it was no brainer to get this for him, and I only regret not getting this sooner.Pros: Kids have fun learning.Cons: some pieces have to be replaced for others that do click and stay in place. We had to glue this to keep those few pieces but other than that it was a lot of fun.As you can see in my photos, we did this alongside the Elements cards and even played Stump Your Teacher which is a Physics game I used to play growing up, but we did this Elementary pretty much, and he enjoyed it. We even made Periodic Element jokes.😆Can't put a price to fun and learning when you're teaching your kids. Much better than having them play video games, any day.Worth every penny!

Despite there being multiples of same element with no reason as to why, there is a full PToE here. My 5 yr old and 10 yr old equally were enamored by this and it sparked a lot of conversations around the colour coding, placement, numbers, letters, etc.