Explore Earth’s Interior with an Interactive Classroom Tool
Use an interactive cutaway model to explore Earth’s internal layers, including the crust, mantle, and core, examining their depth, composition, density, temperature, and physical state.
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Use an interactive cutaway model to explore Earth’s internal layers, including the crust, mantle, and core, examining their depth, composition, density, temperature, and physical state.
Explore how Earth's rotation causes day and night, with interactive tools to examine sunlight, darkness, local solar time, and the day–night boundary for all ages.
Explore Earth's coordinate and time systems with an interactive globe. Learn about latitude, longitude, time zones, UTC, the International Date Line, and daylight conditions to enhance geography and navigation lessons.
Use the Geometry Board to draw, construct, measure, and present geometric figures interactively. Ideal for teaching points, lines, angles, circles, and more on a smartboard.
Use the Graph Plotter to create and compare mathematical graphs interactively. Ideal for plotting functions, inequalities, and piecewise graphs on a Cartesian plane with dynamic features for teaching.
Discover all 118 chemical elements with interactive features including atomic structure, electron configurations, and periodic trends to enhance science lessons.
Use the Reaction Mechanism Board to draw and present detailed organic reaction mechanisms with bonds, lone pairs, curved arrows, and reaction conditions for effective teaching.
Use the Molecule Builder to construct and explore molecular structures, including bonds, lone pairs, and molecular geometry, ideal for clear classroom demonstrations.
Explore mechanics concepts like forces, vectors, motion and collisions with the Motion & Mechanics Lab classroom tool. Ideal for physics lessons across all grades.
Explore ray diagrams and optical phenomena with interactive tools for reflection, refraction, image formation, and dispersion using mirrors, lenses, prisms, and more.
Explore electrical circuits with Circuit Lab, a classroom tool for building, simulating, and analysing series and parallel circuits using meters, graphs, and live Kirchhoff’s-law analysis.
Create curriculum-ready lessons, present them live, and engage every student. Free for solo teachers.