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Interactive simulations and virtual labs for science and math
Run virtual experiments and simulations with your class: pick one, get a class link or QR code in seconds, or embed it in your website or LMS. Free teacher account; students never need one.
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How it works
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Pick a simulation
Find one by subject or topic and set the parameters for your lesson.
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Share a link or QR code
Project it in class, post it to Google Classroom or Teams, or embed it in your website or LMS.
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Students just open it
No accounts, no apps, no student emails. It runs in any browser, phones included.
Featured simulations
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Unit circle and the sine, cosine, tangent graphs
Mathematics · Trigonometry
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Spring pendulum – simple harmonic motion
Physics · Oscillations & Waves
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Ionic vs covalent bonding – atomic models (NaCl, MgO, Cl₂, HCl, H₂O, CO₂, N₂)
Chemistry · Chemical Bonding
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Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell structure
Biology · Cell Biology
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Simple electric circuit – measuring current and voltage
Integrated Science · Electricity & Magnetism
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Visual sorting: bubble, selection, insertion and merge sort step by step
Computer Science · Algorithms & Problem Solving
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Earth's Motion – Day, Night, Time Zones and Seasons
Geography · Earth in Space
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The Age of Exploration – four great voyages
History · Ancient & Medieval World
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Four-stroke internal combustion engine – valves, ignition and the work diagram
Design & Technology · Mechanical Engineering
Teaching guides
All guides- Interactive Simulations in the Classroom: 10 Engaging IdeasHow to use interactive simulations in the classroom: projector demos, self-paced links, group work, homework and checks, with ideas for science and math.
- How to Embed a Simulation in Your LMSHow to embed a simulation in your LMS: when to use a link, embed code or QR code, what the iframe does, steps for nine platforms and fixes for blank frames.
- Predict–Observe–Explain with SimulationsPredict–observe–explain with simulations: lock in predictions, run the experiment, discuss the gap. A full worked example, prompts and discussion moves.
- Using Simulations for Formative AssessmentUse simulations for formative assessment: question sets on a link, predictions, number answers with tolerance, class results and 8 ready-to-copy questions.
- Free Online Science Labs for Middle and High SchoolFree online science labs for middle and high school: 28 virtual labs in physics, chemistry, biology and earth science, what students do and the lesson plans.
- How to Create a Simulation for Your Lesson with AICreate a simulation with AI for your lesson: write a clear description, pick a level, edit by chat, check the science, then share it with your class.
Create your own interactive simulations
Describe your lesson in plain words and AI builds a working simulation for you, in your language. Or remix any simulation in the library to fit your class.
- Create from a description of your lesson
- Remix any simulation: change the numbers, context or labels
- Share it with your students like any other simulation
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Every simulation in the library: use it in class, share links and QR codes, embed it in your LMS and collect student answers.
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