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Picture Dots
Notice patterns, tell stories and discover the world. Add dots of color, words, music, and sounds to photos. Open-ended, creative fun for young learners and grownups. LEARN MORE
Playground Physics
Discover and explore the physics in your everyday life and your own movements. Record a video of you or your friends—or any form of motion – tap points along the way to trace a path of motion, and discover the motion, forces, and energy involved! LEARN MORE
Volumize
Build 3D models of things you see in the real world, and explore the relationships between surface area and volume in a powerful and fun 3D modeling environment.
Educators can inspire learners to think in 3D space and explore concepts of surface area and volume as they build complex shapes from simple components. LEARN MORE
Fraction Mash
Create hilarious and dazzling photo mashups while exploring fraction concepts. Fractions have never been this fun – you may just want to Instagram your math homework! LEARN MORE
Size Wise
Explore ratios and proportions while making funny pictures that make things look wildly bigger and smaller than they really are. Take photos, make measurements, explore the world in a whole new way! LEARN MORE
Choreo Graph
Turn photos into animations and explore math concepts as you go in a powerful and fun animation studio. Choreo Graph was inspired by dance and choreography to learn and explore math. Coordinate geometry, angles, and translations have never been this fun. LEARN MORE
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Professional Development
Learn how an innovative pedagogical approach called Design-Make-Play can help you engage your students in STEM learning.
Professional Development
Working offsite with partner schools that need assistance to rethink and revitalize their STEM programs, by formal science coaches with solid experience in the informal “hands-on” science world to work with teachers at their school.