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University of California, Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science
Explore STEM activities and experiments
Explore science, math, engineering, and technology activities for all ages. Search by topic, cost, or age. Access over 3,500 free experiments, games, and lessons. Filter by keywords or specific subjects.
TOYA TAP: PRESCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN FREE LEARNING PUZZLES GAMES FOR KIDS TODDLERS LTD
RosiMosi LLC
Learn fourth grade lessons with fun games.
The app offers 21 educational games covering 4th Grade subjects like math, science, and language arts. It reinforces skills in fractions, geometry, spelling, and reading comprehension for children aged 8-11.
AI Buddy, Inc.
Chat with Buddy, learn and play
Teaches communication skills and early education concepts through voice-based , cartoons, and activities. chat with an AI teacher using speech technology. Features include interactive , progress tracking, and customizable lesson plans.
Neuron Fuel, Inc.
Learn to code with interactive lessons
Teaches through interactive lessons and puzzles. Allows to create stories, games, and animations. Includes step-by-step tutorials and progress tracking. Syncs with classroom activities and provides feedback on projects.
RosiMosi LLC
Fifth grade lessons in fun games
The app offers 21 educational games covering 5th-grade subjects like math, science, and language. It reinforces lessons from fractions to the scientific method, aligning with fifth-grade curriculums for ages 9-12.
StudyPad, Inc.
Teach reading, math, and thinking skills through
Teaches early reading, math, and thinking skills through interactive games and play-based lessons. Includes progress tracking, parent controls, and alignment with preschool and curricula. Supports multiple languages and offers offline access.
MarcoPolo Learning, Inc.
Create patterns and learn about types
Explore phenomena by adjusting temperature, wind speed, precipitation, and cloud coverage. Create rainbows, thunderstorms, and blizzards. Learn about 9 major types through interactive experimentation.
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