Science Games

Science games are a great way for kids to develop an interest in science and learn about different science topics such as chemistry, biology, physics, astronomy, earth sciences or meteorology.

Astronomy games
Astronomy games can inspire children to learn about space and the universe. With solar system games, children learn about the solar system and distant planets. With telescopes children explore the night sky, watch moon phases and observe other planets and galaxies.

Chemistry games Chemistry games help children discover basic scientific laws and phenomena. They learn to grow crystals, split up water, see gasses expand, create a volcano, make their own glue, and more. By the way, Scientific Explorer has great chemistry kits that contain a variety of experiments and they can really spark your child's curiosity in chemistry and science.

Physics and electricity games
Physics games and electricity games include energy experiments games that can help children understand the various forms of energy and its many sources. For example, they learn how to make a windmill or a steam wheel, or their own battery with an electric motor and a light bulb with an on-off switch!

Weather games
With weather games, children monitor the weather, they build a barometer, a weather vane, a rain gauge, and even a hydrometer. They can also learn how to make a rainbow, produce clouds or rain.

Geology games
With geology games and earth science kits children learn about minerals and the different layers of the Earth. They usually contain different tools including a digging tool, brush, etc.

Anatomy games and microscopes
Microscope for kids are great purchases and they can really get kids interested in science. Anatomy games are science games teach about the human body, medicine and biology. Children learn about the organs in the human and how they perform different body functions.

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