For teachers, parents & kids

Science Resources

Tools we like for keeping the curiosity going — places to look things up, take a course, build something, and start sciencing as a verb.

Start here

Your guide to science fair success

Shawn Carlson’s guide to picking a great project and winning your science fair — how to choose a project that fits your interests, why a good notebook matters, and why trying to disprove your own hypothesis is the heart of the scientific method.

Look it up

Research the literature

Consensus

An AI search engine for peer-reviewed research — search over 250 million papers and see where the science agrees.

Bohrium

An AI research hub for academic search and reading, built to help you work through real papers.

Take a class

Courses & interactive learning

Open Yale Courses

Full Yale lecture courses, free and downloadable — video, audio, syllabi, readings, and problem sets.

OpenMAIC

An open-source AI interactive classroom. Upload a PDF and it builds an immersive, multi-agent lesson around it.

Simulate & play

Simulations & experiments

PhET Simulations

Free interactive math and science simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder.

NOBOOK Virtual Laboratory

Run virtual physics, chemistry, and biology experiments — no lab or cleanup required.

Stella Nova

A space-colony simulator built on real physics — orbital mechanics, gravity, and time dilation.

Poke at it yourself

Explore & build

Zperiod

An interactive periodic table with all 118 elements, 3D atom models, and chemistry tools.

BioDigital Human

A virtual 3D human body you can turn, peel apart, and explore.

NIAID BioArt

A free NIH library of thousands of scientific and medical illustrations, animations, and 3D models.

Tinkercad

Free, beginner-friendly 3D design, circuit building, and block coding in the browser.

muted.io

Interactive music theory tools — notes, scales, chords, intervals, and rhythm. Sound is physics you can hear.

Free science app

Start your own investigation!

Download My Science Diary and start observing, asking questions, testing ideas, and writing down what you discover.

New observations. Record what you see, hear, smell, and wonder about.

New experiments. Make a prediction, test an idea, and record what actually happens.

Made for real discovery. Add photos, drawings, or video as the evidence grows.

Practice better observations

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Available on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
No ads. No accounts. No data collection.