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Printable periodic tables for grades 5–8 — a full-color periodic table of all 118 elements, a blank table with an answer key, a first 20 elements chart with practice, and a list of element symbols. Every table in color and black-and-white.

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Periodic Tables

A full-color periodic table of all 118 elements, free to download with no sign-in, and a blank table with a numbers-only version and an answer key.

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Printable Periodic Table

A free printable periodic table of all 118 elements, with each element's atomic number, symbol, name and atomic mass, and the element types colored and keyed. One landscape page in color and black and white. No sign-in needed.

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Blank Periodic Table

A printable blank periodic table for students to fill in, a version that shows only the atomic numbers, and a completed periodic table as the answer key. Landscape, in color and black and white.

First 20 Elements and Symbols

A chart of hydrogen to calcium with a practice page and a key, and a list of all 118 elements by number and from A to Z.

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Periodic Table: First 20 Elements

A printable chart of the first 20 elements, hydrogen to calcium, in their places on the periodic table, with a practice page and an answer key.

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Element Symbols List

A printable list of all 118 elements with each element's atomic number, symbol, name and atomic mass: two pages in atomic-number order and two pages from A to Z by name.

Classroom use ideas

  • Give every student the free periodic table for their science notebook.
  • Use the blank table to quiz one group or one period at a time.
  • Teach the first 20 elements first, then check with the practice page.
  • Point out symbols that come from Latin names, like Fe for iron and Pb for lead.

About the data

Atomic masses are the IUPAC standard atomic weights rounded to two decimal places. An element with no standard atomic weight shows the mass number of a long-lived isotope in [brackets]. Names use American spelling: aluminum, cesium, sulfur.

Downloading

The printable periodic table is free to download with no sign-in. The blank table, the first 20 elements set and the symbols list are Full Membership resources in color and black-and-white. Become a Full Member to download them all.

For more practice

Pair these with the science worksheets and the math charts.