NCERT Class 6–8 Science (Curiosity): biology with simulations
The biology chapters of the NCERT Curiosity science textbooks for Classes 6, 7 and 8 in book order: living things and their habitats, food and health, life processes in plants and animals, and microorganisms. Each topic links to simulations that show it working.
17 topics · 27 simulations
Class 6
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Grouping plants by root type, leaf venation and seed; herbs, shrubs, trees Curiosity 6 Ch 2 Diversity in the Living World
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Adaptations of plants and animals to habitats (desert, mountain, aquatic) Curiosity 6 Ch 2 Diversity in the Living World
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Components of food and tests for starch, protein and fat Curiosity 6 Ch 3 Mindful Eating
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Balanced diet, regional foods and deficiency diseases Curiosity 6 Ch 3 Mindful Eating
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Characteristics of living things; conditions for seed germination Curiosity 6 Ch 10 Living Creatures
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Life cycles of plants and animals Curiosity 6 Ch 10 Living Creatures
Class 7
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Puberty, hormones and reproductive health Curiosity 7 Ch 6 Adolescence: A Stage of Growth and Change
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Digestion in humans Curiosity 7 Ch 9 Life Processes in Animals
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Breathing and respiration; exhaled-air test Curiosity 7 Ch 9 Life Processes in Animals
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Photosynthesis: starch test, need for light and CO₂ Curiosity 7 Ch 10 Life Processes in Plants
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Transport of water and transpiration; respiration in plants Curiosity 7 Ch 10 Life Processes in Plants
Class 8
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Microorganisms under the microscope: bacteria, fungi, protozoa, algae Curiosity 8 Ch 2 The Invisible Living World
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Useful microbes: curd, fermentation, nitrogen fixation Curiosity 8 Ch 2 The Invisible Living World
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Food spoilage and preservation Curiosity 8 Ch 2 The Invisible Living World
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Communicable diseases: spread and prevention Curiosity 8 Ch 3 Health: The Ultimate Treasure
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Immunity, vaccination and antibiotics Curiosity 8 Ch 3 Health: The Ultimate Treasure
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Food chains and webs, interdependence and decomposers Curiosity 8 Ch 12 How Nature Works in Harmony
Topics follow the published curriculum; the mapping to simulations is by Simulic. Simulic is not affiliated with NCERT.