The periodic table printable high school chemistry portable#

The periodic table printable high school chemistry portable#

While it’s not the most portable accessible Periodic Table for low vision, it worked out really well and the text was large enough for me to read. My family and I were huge fans of the TV show “The Big Bang Theory” which features a character that has a Periodic Table shower curtain, so we decided to order one, jokingly saying that I would be able to use it for chemistry.

I wasn’t allowed to bring the APH Periodic Table home with me, but I wanted to have a large physical copy of the Periodic Table. Periodic Table of the Elements from APH.I remember appreciating the fact that the book and Periodic Table both fit on my desk since many large print materials I had encountered were too large for me to put on my desk or carry around the classroom, and I was approved to have this booklet for state standardized testing. The set comes with a large, colorful chart that displays the Periodic Table in Braille and large print, and a companion booklet in either large print or Braille that lists information about the elements inside. This is the first accessible Periodic Table for low vision that I ever worked with, and the school assistive technology specialist provided me this book to use in my chemistry class.

Even though I’m not taking any science classes right now, I’ve seen lots of new and awesome options for using an accessible Periodic table, and today I will be sharing a roundup of my favorite accessible Periodic Tables for low vision, with a mix of paid and free resources.

In my high school and college science classes, I frequently worked with the Periodic Table and discovered several accessible Periodic Tables for low vision that could be used in the classroom, at tutoring sessions, or at home when doing homework.