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Little Science Lab

Fun experiments and questions about the body, nature, water and space.

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Senses & the body

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Discover the five senses and how our body works.

  1. My five senses5 activities
  2. My strong bodyFinish the previous level to unlock
  3. Experiment: my heartbeatFinish the previous level to unlock
  4. Finish every level to unlock the exam

Nature & animals

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Plants, animals and how they live around us.

  1. Plants growFinish the previous level to unlock
  2. Animal worldFinish the previous level to unlock
  3. Experiment: a seed in a cupFinish the previous level to unlock
  4. Finish every level to unlock the exam

Water, air & states

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Solid, liquid and gas, plus floating and melting.

  1. Solid, liquid, gasFinish the previous level to unlock
  2. Float or sink?Finish the previous level to unlock
  3. Experiment: vinegar volcanoFinish the previous level to unlock
  4. Finish every level to unlock the exam

Space & planets

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The Sun, the Moon, planets and stars.

  1. Sun & MoonFinish the previous level to unlock
  2. Our planetsFinish the previous level to unlock
  3. Experiment: balloon rocketFinish the previous level to unlock
  4. Finish every level to unlock the exam

Step-by-step science lessons for children

The Little Science Lab is a graded track split into four stages: senses and the body, nature and living things, water and air, then space. Each stage holds three levels, and every level opens with a short explainer or a “did you know” audio clip, followed by an interactive activity and optional light questions that explain the answer instead of punishing a mistake.

The idea is simple: children understand science when they can touch it. Experiments therefore rely on things every home already has — a glass of water, a spoon, paper, a balloon — with a clear note wherever adult supervision is needed. Each level ends with a printable PDF worksheet summarising the lesson and the experiment, so the child can continue on paper away from the screen.

Progress is saved per level on the child's device, so they can stop and come back without losing their place, and the track finishes with a short exam and a certificate. For teachers: one level fills a 20–30 minute lesson, and the experiment can be demonstrated to the class before handing out the worksheet as a closing activity.