Science Lab Games
Free browser games for school kids covering practical science skills — measuring, variables, graphs, safety and evaluating experiments, grouped by age. These are coming soon; here is what to expect.
Basic Science Lab Games (ages 6–9)
Lab Safety
Spot the safe and unsafe things to do when doing a science experiment.
Five Senses
Match an observation to the sense used to make it — sight, sound, smell, taste or touch.
Sorting & Grouping
Group objects by a property such as colour, size or material.
Measuring Basics
Read a simple scale on a ruler, jug or thermometer.
Fair Test Spotter
Spot what makes a simple experiment fair — or what has gone wrong.
Intermediate Science Lab Games (ages 9–13)
Reading Scales
Read values from rulers, thermometers, measuring cylinders and force meters.
Variables Game
Identify the independent, dependent and control variables in an experiment.
Graph Builder
Plot and read simple line and bar graphs from a set of results.
Equipment Match
Match each piece of lab equipment to what it is used for.
Scientific Method
Put the steps of a science investigation into the right order.
GCSE Science Lab Games (ages 13–16)
Data Analysis
Calculate the mean, spot anomalies, and describe trends in a set of results.
Practical Techniques
Put the steps of a required practical — such as titration or microscopy — in order.
Evaluating Experiments
Spot sources of error in an experiment and suggest how to improve it.
Significant Figures & Units
Practise rounding to significant figures and using the right units in your answer.
Graph Interpretation
Calculate the gradient of a line graph and interpret what it shows.