13 single-player science games for independent practice, kindergarten through high school. Each one has levels that adapt to the student, boss battles and a skills report by NGSS standard at the end. The K–2 games read every question aloud.
A single-player science game for 3rd grade. Hike two trails earning scout badges for life cycles, inherited traits, adaptations, balanced forces, magnets and weather, beat the trail bosses, and finish with a skills report for six 3rd grade NGSS standards.
A single-player science game for 4th grade. Explore a canyon answering questions on energy transfer, waves, light and seeing, plant and animal structures, rock layers and erosion, and natural resources, then finish with a skills report for six 4th grade NGSS standards.
A single-player science game for 5th grade. Run a science station: conservation of matter, mixtures and new substances, food webs and decomposers, gravity, shadows and star patterns, and Earth's spheres, then finish with a skills report for six 5th grade NGSS standards.
A single-player life science game for grades 6–8. Shrink down to explore cell parts, body systems, photosynthesis, ecosystem interactions, Punnett squares and natural selection, then finish with a skills report for six middle school NGSS life science standards.
A single-player chemistry game for grades 6–8. Race through the lab with atoms and molecules, states of matter, density calculations, chemical reactions, conservation of mass, and exothermic and endothermic reactions, then finish with a skills report for five middle school NGSS matter standards.
A single-player physics game for grades 6–8. Race rockets with Newton's third law, forces and speed, magnetic and electric fields, kinetic and potential energy, heat transfer and waves, then finish with a skills report for six middle school NGSS physical science standards.
A single-player biology game for high school. Read DNA and mRNA, follow mitosis, explain feedback loops, compare photosynthesis and respiration, calculate energy pyramids, solve Punnett squares and explain natural selection, then finish with a skills report for seven NGSS biology standards.
A single-player chemistry game for high school. Count protons, neutrons and electrons, use periodic trends, predict bonding, balance equations, convert grams and moles, explain rates and equilibrium, and model nuclear decay, then finish with a skills report for five NGSS chemistry standards.
A single-player physics game for high school. Crack the vault with F = ma, momentum and collisions, inverse-square gravity and Coulomb forces, kinetic and potential energy, the wave equation and electromagnetism, then finish with a skills report for six NGSS physics standards.
A single-player Earth and space science game for high school. Explain plate tectonics, date rocks with half-lives, trace how life and Earth changed together, read climate evidence, follow the lives of stars, use Big Bang evidence and apply Kepler's laws, then finish with a skills report for seven NGSS Earth and space standards.
A single-player picture science game for kindergarten. Every question is read aloud: what living things need, where they live, pushes and pulls, sun and shade, weather, and caring for Earth. Finish with a skills report for six kindergarten NGSS standards.
A single-player science game for 1st grade with every question read aloud. Explore sound and vibration, light and shadows, plant and animal parts, parents and young, and sun, moon and star patterns, then finish with a skills report for five 1st grade NGSS standards.
A single-player science game for 2nd grade with every question read aloud. Hop through materials and their properties, melting and freezing, what plants need, habitats, and land and water, then finish with a skills report for five 2nd grade NGSS standards.
The bundle includes every game on this page and its Quick Start guide.
The All-Access Teacher License includes every game, every grade and all future games.