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PhET Interactive Simulations
Free interactive science and math simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder, with activities for exploring ideas through play.
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Experimentorium Science Museum
A hands-on science museum in Tbilisi with interactive exhibits, chemistry activities, Digital Lab sessions, and family programmes.
f19.org STEM Playground
Browser simulations and daily puzzles that make physics, probability, math, waves, and algorithms playful.
Putnam Museum Science in Action
Interactive science exhibits and engineering challenges exploring motion, energy, magnetism, circuits, gears, and more.
Science Museum Adventure
A kid-focused science museum adventure with illustrated articles, mini-games, and facts about dinosaurs, space, and inventions.
STEM for Others General Science
A free grades 3 to 6 science course with hands-on labs and lessons covering chemistry, physics, and engineering.
Ingenium Science at Home
Hands-on science and engineering activities from Canada's Ingenium museums for learning at home and in the classroom.
Slates
Free browser games for kids spanning engineering, physics, coding, math, words, and science.
LearnerKits
Free browser-based science simulations and virtual experiments for students in grades 6-12.
Physics Girl
Physics experiments, demonstrations, puzzles, and space videos hosted by science communicator Dianna Cowern.
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