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Biology

Where curiosity comes alive!

Eleven courses on living things, from frogs and sharks to how we grow up. Each lesson is one animal, one plant or one big idea.

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Charles Darwin

Naturalist, 1809 to 1882

Darwin notices everything. He asks your child to look closely, compare two animals, and guess why they are different before he explains.

An AI character inspired by Charles Darwin, not the real person.

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11 courses, lesson by lesson

28 modules in the curriculum

  1. 01

    Living things

    • What is alive?
  2. 02

    Mammals

    • Introduction to mammals
    • Large and small mammals
    • Mammals and their young
    • Nocturnal mammals
  3. 03

    Amphibians

    • What are amphibians
    • The life cycle of a frog
    • Living in water and on land
    • Endangered amphibians
  4. 04

    Birds and reptiles

    • Reptiles
    • Birds and their nests
    • Reptile nests
    • Comparing birds and reptiles
    • Threats and conservation
  5. 05

    Fish and sharks

    • Sharks
    • Gills
  6. 06

    Trees and plants

    • Trees
    • Flowers and fruits
  7. 07

    Food and nutrition

    • Course introduction
  8. 08

    Evolution

    • Course introduction
  9. 09

    Habitats of animals and humans

    • Where do we live?
  10. 10

    Life cycle

    • Infancy
    • Childhood
    • Play
    • Growing up
    • Old age
  11. 11

    Predators and prey

    • The hunt
    • Hiding and escaping
Levels:Animals and plants around usLife cycles and habitatsEvolution and conservation

A sample lesson, about 10 minutes

A lesson with Charles Darwin

  1. 1

    Meet the animal

    A short animated introduction to, say, the frog.

  2. 2

    Look closely

    What do you see? Skin, legs, where it lives.

  3. 3

    The idea

    Life in water and on land, in one picture.

  4. 4

    Check

    Three quick questions, hints if needed, done.

Skills to grow towards

What your child practises

  • Sorts animals into groups and says why

  • Draws and explains the life cycle of a frog

  • Explains why an animal looks the way it does

Questions from parents

No. Each lesson leads with an animation and pictures; text stays short.

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