Science
Games, simulations, and quizzes covering science topics.
Blast off with Cosmic Missions! Explore planets, learn fascinating space facts, and manage your rocket fuel by acing fun trivia quizzes. Unlock new star systems in this exciting educational adventure!
Investigate Room 404 as a CSI Safety Inspector! Click interactive hotspots on the classroom cartoon map, analyze safe vs. hazardous student behaviors, and generate your official lab safety report now.
Drag the planets in our solar system into their proper orbit. Include short facts about each planet. A hint box pops up a fun mnemonic to help place the planets. NOTE: doesn’t work well on a phone.
An app for visually exploring food chains.
In this lab, you’ll investigate galaxies. You will sort different galaxies based on the three types: spiral/disk galaxies, elliptical galaxies, and irregular galaxies. This portfolio will guide you th
Check where electrons go for every element following Madelung's rule.
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Travel throughout the ocean in a submarine to correctly identify the five main geological features of the ocean floor. Use the arrow keys to move your submarine.
This is a simulation of molecular movement at different temperatures.
Use a telescope to explore our solar system. When you find a planet focus the telescope to reveal clues to identify the planet.
A self-paced, gamified educational web app; which teaches students how to identify chemical elements in distant stars by analyzing spectral lines (emission and absorption spectra).
A STEM website for early grades where students will answer questions and build bridges strong enough to let veichles across.
An interactive app that has helps students distinguish the different ways we can classify matter.
Explore Mars, ocean moons, and distant exoplanets to investigate which worlds might support life. Compare temperature, water, atmosphere, radiation, and energy sources as you think like a scientist
An Interactive Rock Cycle Website for 4th Grade
A virtual lab to add marbles one at a time to test spaghetti bridges made with 1–6 strands, collect data from 2 trials, and use the results to predict how many marbles to break a mystery bridge
Pick a speed and find out how long the 384,400 km journey would take.
Shows a simple circular orbit of a planet around a star and allows students to see the impact of each mass and relative distance on the force and speed.
Engage your 8th-grade science students with this custom, interactive Jeopardy review game specifically tailored to master TEKS 6.6E: Evidence of Chemical Changes. Built to support struggling learners
This is designed for special ed students to explore states of matter and practice sorting matter.
Review 8.6E Balance and Unbalance Equations
Interactive punnett square for 9th grade biology students.
Interactive periodic table for K–12 classrooms. Click any element to explore atomic structure, periodic trends, electronegativity, ionization energy, and chemical bonding.
Cellular Complexity Jeopardy is an interactive, game-show-style review tool tailored for 9th-grade Texas Biology students mastering TEKS B.5 B (Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic cells & Endosymbiotic Theory)
students ask questions to the Integrity crew!
Sandbox shows correct electron configurations and orbital diagrams for every element following a strict madelungs rule (no exceptions). Challenge mode allows students to build an orbital model.
STEM Website Design roller coasters from pieces or bendable track, then test rides with real coaster physics. Ten challenges and four lessons teach gravity, speed, friction, and loops (NC grades 3–5).
Learn how water travels around Earth in this digital NOAA Water Cycle Game! Roll the dice, move through phases like evaporation and condensation, and track your educational journey.
Interactive High School Biology — Click any organelle to learn more
Designed for high school students to learn the physics of roller coasters
A simple deomnstration how the angle of earth is responsible for the variable heating of the Earth's surface.
Based on your selections, find out if you're an Eco-Warrior!
An interactive game that reviews body systems from this website: https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/1885-body-systems
G3 Forces Science Space Invaders Game with Quiz
Go through the clues to identify the mystery animal
Master space vocabulary in this interactive game! Students match terms like **Black Hole**, **Nebula**, and **Satellite** to their definitions with visual cues, hints, and fun animations.
Vocabulary matching game with the words from the Amplify 5th Grade Unit 4: Ecosystem Restoration.
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