Look inside · Classes 7 to 10
See the method. Then decide.
Four spreads from inside the book: what arrives in the post, the elements chart, an activity worked with the real tokens, and an exercise with its answers filled in.
Enough to judge whether this works. Not enough to replace the book, which is the point.
The book, in figures
112
Pages
2
Charts
6
Activities
19
Exercises
279
Questions
2
Token sheets
Look inside
Four pages. Then you will know.
Nobody buys a method they have not seen. These are the four pages that decide it — what arrives, the elements and their valencies, an activity, and one exercise with the answer printed after it.
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The book, and the two sheets
The book and its two punch-out sheets, laid out together — what a parent unboxes before a single formula appears.
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The elements, by valency
All thirty elements, each set as its full name and arranged by valency — the same information Chart I carries, read a different way. It is Activity II, on page 14.
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An activity
A student joining tokens on the page. This is the moment the method stops being a claim.
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An exercise, with its answer
The exercise and the answer that follows it, so a parent who does not teach chemistry can still check the work.
Symbols, remembered. With the Playbook®.
If it is what your class needs, it ships from Amazon, Flipkart and JioMart, and it is on the shelf in Kerala. If you are a school, ask for a sample copy instead and see the whole book before you commit.