Ho Ho Ho, the element Holmium makes the perfect sentiment for the holiday season. Did you know that the element Holmium is used in MRI machines? MRI machines use holmium pole pieces to concentrate their magnetic field. Holmium has an atomic number of 67.
On the windows, our 7th graders are DE-LIGHT-FUL expresses some Christmas cheer. Delightful is spelled using Periodic Table notation. Students don antlers and Santa hats holding the HoHoHo signage.
I also loved wearing my two shirts (sweatshirts) this season.
Oh Chemistree. Oh Chemistree.
Ho Ho Ho
I hope you and yours have a DELIGHTFUL Christmas too.
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Christmas Periodic Table, y'all!
Love it Ron, and I know your students do as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks. They love to see what shirts I'll wear next.
DeleteAren't you a fun chem teacher! Making science fun...Bon! Tres bon! Joyeux Noel mon ami.
ReplyDeleteI try. I was soooooo ready for a break. It is HERE.
DeleteYou are such a creative and engaging teacher, Ron. Joyeux Noel!
ReplyDeleteGood evening, Ron! You are so clever with your themed decorations for your classroom--love what you did for Christmas! I also love your Christmas themed periodic table sweatshirts! I'm sure your students loved everything, too! Have a great evening! Cheers! xoxo
ReplyDeleteScience would have been ever so much more interesting if I had you for a teacher! Your sweatshirts are perfect for the season. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. xoxo
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