Everything in one place for class.

Start from what you teach

1. Mapping and measurement6 simulations · 3 chapters
2. Earth's interior and plate tectonics13 simulations · 4 chapters
3. Rocks, minerals and geologic history10 simulations · 4 chapters
4. Surface processes and landscapes15 simulations · 3 chapters
5. Weather, climate and water22 simulations · 5 chapters
6. Astronomy10 simulations · 4 chapters
7. Physical science foundations6 simulations
8. Life science3 simulations
9. AI and data1 simulations

In the classroom

• Present

  Full screen or Present mode puts the model on the projector, with a small dock that keeps Annotate and Capture in reach.

• Draw on it

  Annotate gives a pen, highlighter, text, arrows and boxes, plus a laser pointer and a spotlight for the back of the room. Marks stay on the device.

• Capture

  Save a clean picture for a slide, or record the screen with your voice and camera. Captions can be made on the device before you save the video.

• Share a setup

  A share link carries the setup of a simulation, never a name. Add ?student=1 to a classroom simulation link and the teacher tools stay out of the way.

• Teach a lesson

  The classroom simulations carry a teacher kit: one-click lesson setups, predict then reveal with a class tally, discussion prompts, teacher notes and a countdown.

• No accounts

  Students never sign in or give personal information. There are no ads and no tracking cookies.

Teacher resources

• Teacher CompanionWhich simulation to project for each unit, and the common misconceptions to head off.
• Digital textbookChapters in curriculum order, each linked to its simulations.
• Reference TablesEvery chart, map and table, with zoom, print and download.
• Regents reviewPractice sets from the question bank, scored by topic.
• StoreMineral posters for the classroom, and print workbooks that go with the site.