Science Language
for kids
Explore 10 trusted science language resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Baamboozle
Teacher-made classroom games for review, speaking practice, vocabulary, science, social-emotional learning, and quick group play.
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Explorers Lab Kids 100
Explorers Lab Kids 100 is an official collection of simple learning apps from an independent studio, spanning early learning, numbers, language, science, and everyday discovery.
Oomi
Oomi is a multilingual adaptive learning game with twelve minigames for language, numbers, patterns, and early reasoning, with voice guidance for young players.
EdNoKa
EdNoKa is a family-built educational game with five mini-game worlds and 36 quizzes covering math, science, social studies, and language for ages 8–11.
EduKidsGames
EduKidsGames is a free browser collection of calm educational games for children, including geography, nature, language, matching, and early-learning activities.
UC Berkeley Developmental Labs
UC Berkeley Developmental Labs invite families to participate in short studies and games about language, math, reasoning, memory, and child development from infancy through the teen years.
Child’s Play Learning & Development Lab
The University of Delaware Child’s Play Learning & Development Lab studies how children learn and grow through play, language, memory, reasoning, and spatial development, with family participation opportunities.
UW Language, Cognition, and Development Lab
The University of Washington Language, Cognition, and Development Lab studies children’s language, memory, and reasoning through interactive games and family participation.
Wee Science
Wee Science is a University of Edinburgh research group inviting families and schools to take part in fun, short studies and games about how babies and children learn to think and talk.
Tiny Words
A vocabulary learning app for ages 2–7 built around one meaningful word a day, pronunciation support, a question to discuss together, and a short family learning ritual.
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