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Parts of an Atom Nomenclture

Price: $11.00
SKU:
HMS-4080
Weight:
0.50 LBS
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Product Overview

  • Designed with our easy cut system - 5 cuts or less. Requires only 3 cuts.
  • Printed on premium thick card stock. May be used unlaminated or laminated

Designed specifically for upper-elementary Montessori environments, this classified nomenclature set turns abstract chemistry vocabulary into concrete work children can handle, read, and master in a single lesson cycle.


What your child will explore

  • Whole atom — the tiniest unit that still behaves like an element.

  • Sub-atomic particles — protons, neutrons, and electrons, each with its defining charge.

  • Nucleus and orbitals — where the particles “live” and how they influence atomic number.

  • Basic charge balance — linking particle counts to positive, negative, or neutral atoms.

Every definition is written in child-friendly language so learners can pronounce, copy, and truly understand each term.


What’s inside the packet

  • Control cards with full-color graphics, printed labels, and precise definitions.

  • Picture cards (no labels) for recall and matching.

  • Movable label to strengthen reading, spelling, and scientific vocabulary.

  • Definition cards—full text on one side, cloze (fill-in-the-blank) on the other—for copy-work or quick assessment.

  • Separate label card to keep the work organized on a mat or tray.


Homeschool-friendly advantages

  • Instant readiness — print two cards per page, cut along straight lines, and you’re shelf-ready in under an hour. Prefer zero prep? Order the full-plastic option that arrives wipe-clean, rounded-corner, and ready for immediate use.

  • Self-correcting design — control cards give children instant feedback, freeing you to observe rather than hover.

  • Classic Montessori progression — supports three-period lessons and connects seamlessly to cosmic stories, impressionistic charts, and follow-up writing.

  • Cross-curricular reach — spark math extensions on atomic numbers, language studies on Greek and Latin roots (proton means “first”), or history research into how scientists discovered sub-atomic particles.

  • Budget-conscious durability — print on cardstock for now, upgrade to factory-printed plastic later; sizes and layout never change.

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