Physics and chemistry experiments, and flying creatures.
Year 1 course: 32 lessons. Begins with “How science knows: evidence and fair tests”; ends with “The Greek thinkers and the art of measurement”.
Science is asking questions and finding out by testing. Scientists predict, try it, look closely and explain why. It explains why things float, why vinegar fizzes and how birds fly.
Ramps and friction, levers, float or sink, magnets, light and shadows, sound and circuits, each with a real experiment to try at home.
Solids, liquids and gases, dissolving, a density tower, red-cabbage acids and bases, fizzing reactions and growing crystals.
What makes a bird a bird, how wings lift, beaks and nests, bats and echolocation, insects, life cycles and honeybees.
Six expeditions: dig up dinosaur fossils, sort sea creatures into ocean zones, find rainforest layers, Arctic or Antarctic, erupt a volcano and build an insect, each with something to try at home.
Speed, Newton's laws with numbers, gravity and weight, friction, energy changes and simple machines.
Inside an atom, the periodic table, molecules, states of matter and balanced reactions.
Planets to scale, seasons, moon phases, gravity and orbits, stars, and space exploration.
Cells and the body's systems: heart and blood, lungs, digestion, bones and muscles, brain and nerves.
Earth's layers, rocks, plates and volcanoes, weather, the water cycle and climate.
Levels: Foundations (ages 3–5), Level 2 (grades 1–2), Level 3 (grades 3–4), Level 4–5 (grades 4–6). Every game starts with 👀 See it, a short picture lesson.