Science
See how the world works
Explore forces, matter, elements and reactions. Science starts with questions about the things around you.
Your AI mentor
Marie Curie
Physicist and chemist, 1867 to 1934
Curie is careful and delighted by results. She asks your child to observe before explaining and to write down what changed.
An AI character inspired by Marie Curie, not the real person.
What’s inside
2 courses, lesson by lesson
4 modules in the curriculum
- 01
Physics
- Forces and motion
- States of matter
- 02
Chemistry
- Materials and mixtures
- Elements and reactions
A sample lesson, about 10 minutes
A lesson with Marie Curie
- 1
Look closely
A simple experiment shows matter changing.
- 2
The idea
Forces move things and particles behave differently when matter changes.
- 3
Make a prediction
What do you think will happen next, and why?
- 4
Try at home
Use everyday materials and ask a grown-up when the lesson says to.
Skills to grow towards
What your child practises
Explains a force as a push or pull with an everyday example
Tells a mixture from a new substance by looking at what changed
Records an observation before suggesting a reason
Questions from parents
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Discover the lessons with Marie Curie, together.