Metalloids are found in a stair-step pattern on the periodic table, separating the metals from the nonmetals.

Here's a more specific breakdown:

* Above the stair-step: You'll find nonmetals.

* Below the stair-step: You'll find metals.

* Along the stair-step: You'll find metalloids.

The elements generally considered metalloids are:

* Boron (B)

* Silicon (Si)

* Germanium (Ge)

* Arsenic (As)

* Antimony (Sb)

* Tellurium (Te)

* Polonium (Po)

Note: There's some debate about whether some elements like Astatine (At) and Aluminum (Al) should also be considered metalloids.