New Unit: Space & Astronomy. Explore how Roman's infrared vision is revealing hidden stars, discovering exoplanets, and unraveling the mystery of dark energy — 100× the sky coverage of Hubble.
Three ways to experience scientific discovery
Conduct virtual experiments. Build ecosystems. Explore the universe through interactive science!
Create virtual science labs. Assign experiments. Track student discoveries and progress.
Monitor your child's discoveries. View experiment results. Support their scientific curiosity.
Conduct safe, interactive experiments that bring science concepts to life!
Curated hands-on activities and educational materials from the National Informal STEM Education Network — free for educators, families, and community organizations.
Hands-on activities exploring planets, stars, and space exploration. Includes activities like building pocket solar systems and investigating planetary surfaces.
Engaging chemistry activities including sublimation bubbles, color-changing reactions, and molecular modeling to spark curiosity about chemical processes.
Downloadable kit about space exploration featuring activities like building a Moon base camp and creating space souvenirs.
Explore ecology and environmental science with hands-on activities about food webs, habitats, and the interdependence of living things.
Explore the brain and neuroscience through hands-on activities, discussions about ethics, and learning how technology intersects with brain science.
Activities exploring weather patterns, climate science, and atmospheric phenomena. Great for connecting to Earth science curriculum.
Connect the physics of a soccer match to the science of the universe — explore forces, motion, energy, and cosmic phenomena through a sport students love.
Explore NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope through hands-on activities about dark energy, exoplanets, and how next-generation observatories study the cosmos.
Moon-focused activities tied to NASA's Artemis program and International Observe the Moon Night — investigate lunar phases, craters, and human exploration of the Moon.
Every Science Academy lesson is mapped to Next Generation Science Standards — the national framework used by 45+ states to ensure rigorous, three-dimensional science learning from kindergarten through grade 12.
Disciplinary Core Ideas
Science & Engineering Practices
Crosscutting Concepts