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"If you are the type of science teacher who loves telling stories and sharing anecdotes to enhance your lesson material, this book is for you! Adding to the ever-growing library of books about the chemical elements, their properties and uses and their positions in the periodic table, Peter Davern has come up with an interesting and engaging approach to this fundamental area of chemistry . . . a budding chemist would also find endless fascination in its contents."
Janet Mitchell, School Science Review
"This elegantly constructed poetic version of the periodic table and the attributes of its elements serves as a numeric alphabet guide to the basic makeup of our world. It should be a required text from grade school to the home library."
Aron Row, Seattle Book Review
Delightful poems about the chemical elements that inhabit the periodic table
Dr. Eric Scerri, UCLA and author of The Periodic Table: Its Story and its Significance
An extraordinarybook
Sir Martyn Poliakoff, University of Nottingham and Co-Presenter of The Periodic Table of Videos
"Useful for the classroom . . . Being a science geek, I was never really into poetry, but this is poetry written by a science geek, for science geeks, so don t let the word 'poem' put you off. All of the poems (one for each element 1 92) are five lines long, and after each line comes an explanation of the unique or exciting thing about that element."
Holly Amerman, National Science Teaching Association, The Science Teacher Journal
"Full of interesting information on the elements to enliven your lessons."
Peter Childs, editor of Chemistry in Action!
Janet Mitchell, School Science Review
"This elegantly constructed poetic version of the periodic table and the attributes of its elements serves as a numeric alphabet guide to the basic makeup of our world. It should be a required text from grade school to the home library."
Aron Row, Seattle Book Review
Delightful poems about the chemical elements that inhabit the periodic table
Dr. Eric Scerri, UCLA and author of The Periodic Table: Its Story and its Significance
An extraordinarybook
Sir Martyn Poliakoff, University of Nottingham and Co-Presenter of The Periodic Table of Videos
"Useful for the classroom . . . Being a science geek, I was never really into poetry, but this is poetry written by a science geek, for science geeks, so don t let the word 'poem' put you off. All of the poems (one for each element 1 92) are five lines long, and after each line comes an explanation of the unique or exciting thing about that element."
Holly Amerman, National Science Teaching Association, The Science Teacher Journal
"Full of interesting information on the elements to enliven your lessons."
Peter Childs, editor of Chemistry in Action!