<p>These are high resolution pdf files of a periodic table with the exact layout and numbers you would find on an Edexcel GCSE periodic table.<br /> One is unshaded with no key, the other has various groups, transition metals etc shaded with a key.<br /> It is of a high enough resolution to be printed onto a vinyl banner - I have one that is approximately 3m x 2m in my classroom. There are plenty of online companies that can do these pretty cheaply.<br /> If you’d like to edit it (alter to another examboard layout, or add a school logo) a publisher version is also available which you’d need MS office or windows to edit.</p>

<p>These are high resolution publisher files of a periodic table with the exact layout and numbers you would find on an Edexcel GCSE periodic table.<br /> You can edit this fully, add school logos, change the shading, whatever you want!<br /> One is unshaded with no key, the other has various groups, transition metals etc shaded with a key.<br /> It is of a high enough resolution to be printed onto a vinyl banner - I have one that is approximately 3m x 2m in my classroom. There are plenty of online companies that can do these pretty cheaply.</p>

<p>Two very high resolution pdf files of the periodic table laid out like the OCR data sheets (with the missing elements added to get it up to date).<br /> One is B&amp;W, the other has shaded colours for various groups and the metal/non-metal line.<br /> These will print onto vinyl banners that can fill a wall in your lab, using any online banner printing company - shop around and you can get a good deal.<br /> I got a 3m x 2m one done for my lab, looks great.<br /> Editable publisher versions of these also available if you want to tweak it, change the colours to suit etc etc</p>

<p>Two very high resolution EDITABLE publisher files of the periodic table laid out like the OCR data sheets (with the missing elements added to get it up to date).<br /> One is B&amp;W, the other has shaded colours for various groups and the metal/non-metal line.<br /> Save as a pdf when you’re happy with what you’ve done and these will print onto vinyl banners that can fill a wall in your lab, using any online banner printing company - shop around and you can get a good deal.<br /> I got a 3m x 2m one done for my lab, looks great.</p>

<p>Publisher versions of a periodic table laid out exactly like the AQA GCSE periodic table - very high resolution so can be printed onto banners for display in the classroom - I have a 3m x 2m one in my lab.<br /> Fully editable in publisher so add school logo, change the shading as you feel fit, switch the numbers about to make it Edexcel, whatever you want!</p>

<p>These are high resolution pdf files of a periodic table with the exact layout and numbers you would find on an AQA GCSE periodic table.<br /> One is unshaded with no key, the other has various groups, transition metals etc shaded with a key.<br /> It is of a high enough resolution to be printed onto a vinyl banner - I have one that is approximately 3m x 2m in my classroom. There are plenty of online companies that can do these pretty cheaply.<br /> If you’d like to edit it (alter to another examboard layout, or add a school logo) a publisher version is also available which you’d need MS office or windows to edit.</p>

<p>Making a salt, energy changes and titration publisher / pdf files that can print large (1.5m) for class display.<br /> Editable in publisher to tweak as you see fit.</p>