Simulation ExplorationThe Signal Trail: Search for Life
Use visual evidence to identify living samples made of cells and collect three for the sample carrier.
by Science Inquiry Studio0Grade 6Difficulty · EasyMS-LS1-1
111 activities
Simulation ExplorationUse visual evidence to identify living samples made of cells and collect three for the sample carrier.
Science Team InvestigationInspect the whole lab and identify all five reset problems before class begins.
Science Team InvestigationStudents investigate why a no-yeast negative control became cloudy by freely comparing lab scenes, equipment evidence, and chronological records.
Science Team InvestigationExplore four samples from a newly discovered planet, compare cell and change-over-time evidence, and decide whether Nysa-4 contains living things.
Mad Scientist ChallengePlan and conduct a flexible investigation, compare cell and over-time evidence, and justify an improved rule for classifying three saved specimens.
Simulation ExplorationUse microscope evidence to support cell theory by comparing visible cell patterns in different samples.
Simulation ExplorationExplore the lab to discover the safe setup, filter muddy sand water, use visible evidence to explain the result, and complete cleanup.
Science Team InvestigationStudents freely examine labeled normal/UV evidence, a timeline, and a verified wash-station record to solve a harmless fluorescent-marker contact mystery.
Simulation ExplorationStudents explore a 2D laboratory with ten interactive areas, decide which five represent key safety practices, explain their reasoning, submit findings to an AI evidence checker, and receive a printable completion record.
Grill-Me ChallengeRecall and connect the key ideas that explain how traits arise, spread through populations, and can be influenced by humans.
Game DesignerBuild and test a game showing how food helps animals grow, heal, and get energy
Mad Scientist ChallengeExplain how food helps a young elk grow and heal after fixing the machine
Game DesignerBuild a game showing how cells get what they need and explain one rule
OtherTell the rock story by ordering layers and explaining how erosion reveals them
Game DesignerBuild and test a game that shows rock layers forming and erosion wearing them away
Curious EmmaExplain how atoms change connections to make new molecules in a chemical reaction
Simulation ExplorationShow how atoms regroup in two reactions and explain what stays the same and changes
OtherCompare two organisms and use trial numbers to explain one similarity and one difference
Simulation ExplorationTest two materials, compare their properties, and sort them with evidence.
Game DesignerDesign a tiny game that shows how rock pieces change a landscape.
Simulation ExplorationUse rain and wind to see how a hillside changes over time.