Science · Nature

Nature Lab

Put on your lab coat! Watch seeds, frogs and butterflies grow, find out what each season brings, follow who eats what in a food chain and discover how your own body works.

Ages 3–10
Life science
Seasons
Body

Question 1 of 6

How does an apple grow on a tree? Tap the pictures in order.

Tap the picture that comes first.

Keys: 1–5 pick a picture, Enter or Space taps it.

Four labs to explore

Life cycles Tap the stages in order: seed to flower, egg to frog, caterpillar to butterfly. The top level hides a stage for you to find.
Seasons and weather Summer or winter, then all four seasons, then a weather lab with thermometers, rain gauges and the water cycle.
Food chains Who eats what? Build food chains that start with a plant, then learn about producers, consumers and what plants need.
My body and senses Five senses, the organs inside you and healthy habits, from brushing your teeth to the 206 bones of the skeleton.

For grown-ups

Each lab has three levels: level 1 suits ages 3 to 5 (big pictures, everything can be read aloud with Listen), level 2 ages 6 to 8 and level 3 ages 9 to 10. A round is six tasks picked at random, so replaying brings new questions.
The facts follow standard primary science. Seasons are described as in the northern hemisphere (for example, lambs in spring). Health facts follow common guidance: brush twice a day for two minutes, wash hands for at least 20 seconds, 9 to 12 hours of sleep for ages 6 to 12.
Take it outside: plant a bean in a jar to watch its root and shoot, keep a weather diary for a week, or look under leaves for ladybird eggs and larvae in spring.
Speech uses voices already on your device; if none is available, the words are still shown on screen.

Nothing is saved: closing the page clears the game. No names, accounts or ads.

Nature Lab

How does an apple grow on a tree? Tap the pictures in order.

Super scientist!

Four labs to explore