Simulations
Each one runs in a browser on any device, with nothing to install.
Try one yourself, then assign it to a class.
SimMoon phases
MS-ESS1-1Fly around a real 3D Moon, then stand on Earth and look up. The phase is which part of the lit half faces you.
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SimEclipses
MS-ESS1-1Run the real Sun and Moon from 2000 to 2050. Most new and full moons miss: find the ones that line up, and see each shadow to scale.
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GameThe greenhouse effect
MS-ESS3-5 · HS-ESS2-4You are a photon of sunlight. Aim at Earth, warm the ground, then try to get back out to space as infrared.
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SimGreenhouse planets
MS-ESS3-5 · HS-ESS2-4Venus is almost twice as far from the Sun as Mercury. Which one is hotter? Change each planet's greenhouse gas and find out.
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SimSeasons
MS-ESS1-1Fly Earth around the Sun, then stand anywhere on it. Seasons come from the tilt, not from how close we are to the Sun.
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GameThe carbon cycle
MS-LS2-3 · HS-LS2-5 · HS-ESS2-6Be a carbon atom. Fly an island as carbon dioxide, slip into a leaf and become sugar, then choose: burned for energy, grown into wood, fallen and rotted, or eaten by a cow.
Open the gameHow it runs in class
- 1 · Pick the questions
Start from a middle school or high school set, or add questions of your own.
- 2 · Share the code
Put it on the board or send the link. Students type a first name and they are in.
- 3 · Watch answers arrive
See which wrong answer is winning. Export everything to a spreadsheet.
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No ads, no paid tier, no student accounts. The only thing stored about a student is a first name and their answers, and it deletes itself after a year. Read the privacy page.
