Free K-12 Science & Technology
Free K-12 science & technology, computers, technology, physics, chemistry and engineering for Kindergarten Kids and K-12 students.
Quizzes and activities that teach you about science.
Push different types of trucks on a track to study forces and motion.
Play with light and objects to make shadows in all shapes and sizes.
Find science project ideas and experiments.
Join the Zula Patrol and sing songs about the moon, matter, clouds and more.
Put two hands together and see what kinds of objects you can make with shadows.
See science in action with these videos from Curious George.
Listen to the clues of an object in a bag. Then see if you can guess what it is.
Watch a video to see what it takes to put a book together. Then play a game to see if you could make one yourself.
See how a piece of wood becomes a pencil.
Learn how each make things move at different speeds.
Take a close-up look at the parts of a microscope.
Look at four machines at a time and choose the one that doesn't belong.
Design your own roller coaster to learn about motion.
Build a phone online and make it ring.
Transportation
Help Arthur find the truck that goes with each letter of the alphabet.
Learn about hand signals, rules of the road and the right equipment.
Watch videos of dump trucks and bulldozers in action to find out how they work.
Take a look at different truck that help fight fires.
Scientists & Inventors
Read a story about how Ben Franklin discovered electricity.
View a timeline of African-American inventors and their inventions.
Get a few facts and photos of this famous scientist and his work with peanuts.
Read about the famous scientists which have studied the planets, sun, moon and stars.
Learn a little about the men and women who are exploring our universe today.
Watch cartoons to see some helpful inventions made by women.
Computers
Find definitions for dozens of technology terms from backup to World Wide Web.
Test your know-how on the parts of a computer.
Crack the code of computer feelings as you create your own smileys.
Watch a cartoon about a cat's adventures on the Internet and learn some important online safety tips at the same time.
Learn what the Internet is and how to use your computer to view Web pages.
Follow these tips to stay safe online.
Get some tips before you type.
Electricity
Learn about staying safe around electricity.
Find out why you sometimes get shocked when touching a door knob.
Use a battery, motor and wires to see which will light a bulb.
Magnets
Create a magnetic sculpture by clicking and dragging magnetic pieces.
Find out with an online movie.
Matter
Find out why some things float, and others sink.
Choose which objects will float in water and which will sink.
Test metal, fabric, paper, plastic and rubber to see if they are flexible, strong or waterproof.
Study the properties, states and changes of matter.
Mix up some magic! Pour and mix then add color, bubbles or powder for exciting endings.
Put different solids and liquids into an oven or freezer and see what happens.
Find out with an online movie.
Look at objects and decide whether it is made out of glass, wood, metal or rubber.
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