Astronomy · Exploration
Mission to Mars
Drive a rover, investigate evidence of ancient water and plan a resilient Mars outpost.
Topic: Planetary science, energy planning, evidence and engineering · Enrichment
Explore MarsFor curious learners across India
Science and maths worth playing.
Free school-topic games for children and teenagers, with parents, teachers and adult learners welcome too. Explore a cell, build a formula or investigate Mars—then explain what you discovered.
Start with a topic you like.
The selected context changes topic labels and game links. It does not mean complete syllabus coverage or official endorsement. Games and instructions are mainly in English; controls and difficulty vary.
Chemistry · Guided missions
MatterForge: Formula Lab
Build formulas, test models and investigate matter through guided missions and optional arcade challenges.
Topic: Formula building and states of matter · Chemistry enrichment
Build a formula
Maths · Number practice
Prime Snake
Collect prime numbers and explain your choices with factors, multiples and divisibility.
Topic: Prime numbers, factors and divisibility (enrichment)
Play with primes
Biology · Cell arcade
Cell Surge
Guide cargo through a cell-inspired world and explore how cell structures help it work.
Topic: The Fundamental Unit of Life (Class 9)
Explore a cell
Chemistry · Field exploration
Element Miner
Collect element samples and use particle models and formulas to explain what you find.
Topic: Periodic Classification of Elements (Class 10)
Start exploring
Chemistry · Courier adventure
Periodic Runner
Recover elements, compare their properties and restore the periodic table across courier missions.
Topic: Periodic Table — Groups, Periods & Trends (Enrichment)
Recover elements
Biology · Evidence & models
Tree of Life
Investigate biology mysteries through field exploration, evidence and branching-tree explanations.
Topic: Biological Evidence, Evolution & Ecology · Enrichment
Investigate life
Physics · Electricity practice
Circuit Breaker
Explore a game connected to electric current and electricity. Try the controls and first challenge together.
Topic: Electricity (Class 10)
Try the challengeMake the discovery your own.
Try one challenge
Check the controls and the first task. Choose a different game if the reading or difficulty does not fit.
Explain a choice
Ask what changed, what the learner predicted, and what they would try next.
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Children and teens can play as guests without signing in. Use a made-up nickname in games, take breaks and leave any experience that feels uncomfortable. Teens aged 13–17 can also use a private account with verified guardian approval; parents and lawful guardians can manage family permissions. Under-13s can keep playing as guests.