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Ages 5 to 10+ 路 iPhone and iPad

Kids Science Explorer

Real science for curious kids: planets, dinosaurs, the body and the stars.

Thirteen science topics with interactive explorers, ten learning games and twelve kitchen experiments. A Today's Mission keeps kids coming back, and every page can be read aloud.

Free download on the App Store.

Real science for curious kids: planets, dinosaurs, the body and the stars.
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Put the planets in order from the Sun and read a fun fact for each one.

The app has 13 topics, 10 games and 12 kitchen experiments.

What it does

Fly the solar system

Explore every planet, then build the solar system in the right order.

Dinosaurs and fossils

Meet the dinosaurs, what they ate and when they lived, with a feeding game.

Inside the human body

Heart, lungs, bones and the stomach, explained for kids.

Real constellations

Draw the constellations by joining the stars.

Twelve kitchen experiments

Step-by-step experiments with things you already have at home.

Read aloud in 9 languages

Great for early readers. No ads, no tracking, no wifi needed.

Take a look inside

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Questions parents ask

What age is Kids Science Explorer for?

Curious kids from about 5 to 10 and up. Younger kids enjoy it with a parent reading along.

Does it need the internet?

No. It works without wifi, so it is great for car trips and flights.

Are there ads or tracking?

No ads and no tracking.

Can we do the experiments at home?

Yes. All twelve use simple kitchen things. An adult should always help.

Goes well with

Hands-on picks from the shop that match what Kids Science Explorer covers.