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Every lesson starts with a question, then explores the answer, then lets you try it. Free. No sign-up. For Grade 2 and up: if you can read, you can use it.

NUMBERS AND OPERATIONS

Math basics

Four lessons that go with four free practice apps. Read the lesson, then play.

What Is Addition? lesson cover

BEGINNER MATH

What Is Addition?

Join groups and make ten.

What Is Subtraction? lesson cover

BEGINNER MATH

What Is Subtraction?

Take away, count back, count up.

What Is Division? lesson cover

INTERMEDIATE MATH

What Is Division?

Sharing, grouping and fact families.

THINKING AND BUILDING

Big ideas

Ask big questions about the world: smart computers, strong bridges and staying safe on the phone.

What Is AI? lesson cover

BEGINNER STEM

What Is AI?

Helper, recipe or pattern-sorter?

How Do Bridges Stay Up? lesson cover

BEGINNER ENGINEERING

How Do Bridges Stay Up?

Squeeze, stretch and strong shapes.

What Is a Scam Call? lesson cover

BEGINNER SAFETY

What Is a Scam Call?

Spot the signs. Hang up. Tell someone you trust.

LOOK UP

Space and light

Why the sky is blue, and how far away the Moon really is. The two Moon lessons go together.

Why Is the Sky Blue? lesson cover

BEGINNER SCIENCE

Why Is the Sky Blue?

Light, air and a glass of milky water.

How Far Is the Moon? lesson cover

BEGINNER SPACE

How Far Is the Moon?

Part 1 of 2. About 30 Earths away. Build it with string.

How Long Does It Take to Get to the Moon? lesson cover

INTERMEDIATE SPACE

How Long Does It Take to Get to the Moon?

Part 2 of 2. Distance divided by speed.

KEYBOARD SKILLS

Typing

One lesson that goes with a free typing game. Read the lesson, then play.

How Do You Learn to Type? lesson cover

BEGINNER TYPING

How Do You Learn to Type?

Start at the home row. Get it right, then get fast.

NEW SERIES

The Periodic Table

Everything around you is made of elements. Start with the intro, then meet the elements one by one.

What Is the Periodic Table? A small map of all 118 elements as colored squares on a navy circuit background, with a BEGINNER badge

START HERE

What Is the Periodic Table?

A chart that sorts all 118 known elements, the basic ingredients of everything around you. Learn how to read it and why scientists use it.

1H

BEGINNER ELEMENT 1

What Is Hydrogen?

Element 1: the lightest of all.

2He

BEGINNER ELEMENT 2

What Is Helium?

Element 2: the gas that floats balloons.

3Li

BEGINNER ELEMENT 3

What Is Lithium?

Element 3: the lightest metal, found in rechargeable batteries.

6C

BEGINNER ELEMENT 6

What Is Carbon?

Element 6: the building block of living things, pencils and diamonds.

8O

BEGINNER ELEMENT 8

What Is Oxygen?

Element 8: the gas in the air that we breathe.

More elements are coming.We add new lessons a few at a time. Each one will show up here.

Periodic Table X is free and opens in a new tab. No sign-up.

NEW SERIES

The Solar System

Our home in space: the Sun, the planets, the moons and more. Start with the intro, then explore every world in the free Solar System X app.

What Is the Solar System? The Sun with colored orbits around it on a navy circuit background, with a BEGINNER badge

START HERE BEGINNER SPACE

What Is the Solar System?

The Sun and everything that travels around it. Learn the order, the distances and the sizes of the planets, then build a paper strip model.

More Solar System lessons are coming.We add new lessons a few at a time. Each one will show up here.

Solar System X is free and opens in a new tab.

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