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Your kids love to draw, so why not have them learn the periodic table while doing it? This is idea behind Chemistry Crayon Labels, for sale for as little as 3 USD on the Que Interesante Etsy store. But how are the labels matched to crayons in a meaningful way?

A “flame test,” the analytic procedure to detect the presence of certain elements based on the color of flame produced, was used to determine the color. For example, barium burns green while lithium burns red. Just be ready for when your kids ask you to pass the “Boron” crayon!

Want to see some other cool ways for your kids to learn science? Check out this elements-Battle-Ship game!

More info: Etsy (h/t: laughingsquid)

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    You can buy these chemical element labels on ETSY.


    If you’re looking to make chemistry fun and engaging for your kids, Chemistry Crayon Labels offer a creative way to get them interested in the periodic table. By associating colors with elements through the ‘flame test’ process, kids can learn the elements in a way similar to how Keith Enevoldsen’s periodic table captivates learners with its real-world applications.

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