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Force Field
Connect the direction and strength of a push or pull to a visible change in motion.
push and pull: push a cartLabPath
Assign a WorldExplore the Worlds
100 launchable experiences are open for K-2 review. All 100 World transformations remain visible.
11 Worlds
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Orbit Lab
Notice repeating paths in a physical model without treating model scale or forces as literal.
Orbit Lab: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 review candidate
Wave World
Connect a repeated disturbance with a visible pattern moving through a material.
Wave World: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 review candidate
Optics Bench
Use light and shadow observations to predict what changes when an object or light source moves.
Optics Bench: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 review candidate
Reactor Core
Track safe, modeled energy transfers from a source to warming water without simulating hazardous operation.
Reactor Core: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 review candidate
Stellar Lab
Compare star observations by color and apparent brightness without inferring unsupported age or distance.
Stellar Lab: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 review candidate
Energy Transfer
Track warmth moving between objects using before-and-after observations.
Energy Transfer: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 review candidate
Magnet Lab
Use tests to identify when magnets attract, repel, or do not affect an object.
Magnet Lab: Look and choosePhysicsK-2 reference
Sound Lab
Connect visible vibration with sound and compare actions that make sounds louder or softer.
Tap it, watch it move, and listen. What made the sound?PhysicsK-2 reference
Simple Forces
Investigate how pushes and pulls can start, stop, speed up, slow down, or redirect an object.
Push or pull once. How did the object's motion change?PhysicsK-2 reference
Light Lab
Use visible evidence to explain why a toy can be seen only when light reaches it and the viewer.
Turn on the lamp. What can you see now?