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Perfect for high school and introductory college courses, these simulations offer hands-on, interactive learning experiences that make complex topics accessible and exciting. Here’s a look at the simulations included:Intermolecular Forces (Principles): Rediscover the Forces to Save the World!In this simulation, students explore the vital intermolecular forces that hold the world together. They will identify and differentiate between temporary dipoles, permanent dipoles, and hydrogen bonds. Through an engaging narrative, they’ll learn to predict how these forces affect molecular properties like state of matter and boiling point. This simulation combines chemistry and biology to provide a comprehensive understanding of molecular interactions.Cell Structure: Cell Theory and Internal OrganellesStudents will dive into the intricate world of cells, learning to distinguish between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and their unique structures. By using virtual microscopes and holo models, they’ll identify and match various organelles to their functions. This simulation helps students grasp the fundamentals of cell theory and the differences between plant and animal cells, preparing them for more advanced biological studies.Cellular Respiration (Principles)This simulation takes students on a journey through the stages of cellular respiration: glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport chain. They will analyze blood glucose and lactic acid concentrations in athletes, compare aerobic and anaerobic respiration, and experiment with oxygen consumption in mice. This hands-on approach helps students understand how cells generate energy and the physiological impacts of exercise.Meiosis: Understand How Traits Are InheritedIn this simulation, students will join an IVF lab to learn about meiosis and genetic inheritance. They’ll use microscopy to observe meiosis phases, compare meiosis with mitosis, and understand the role of these processes in human reproduction. The simulation provides a practical understanding of how traits are passed on and how genetic diversity is achieved, all within the context of assisting a couple with IVF treatment.Evolution: Are You Related to a Sea Monster?Students will embark on an exciting mission to identify an unknown sea creature using DNA sequencing and phylogenetic trees. This simulation covers the basics of evolution, natural selection, and population genetics. By examining mutations and constructing evolutionary trees, students will learn how species adapt and evolve over time, addressing common misconceptions about evolutionary theory.Each simulation in this collection is crafted to engage students and deepen their understanding of key biological concepts through interactive storytelling and practical applications. Enhance your learning outcomes and dive into the Back-to-School Biology Collection to watch your students thrive!

Perfect for starting the school year with excitement and curiosity, this collection will help students grasp essential principles while having fun. Here’s a look at the simulations included:Vectors and Scalars: Guide Two Astronauts on a Mission to MarsIn this simulation, students will help two astronauts navigate the Martian surface using their knowledge of vectors and scalars. They will learn to describe the difference between vector and scalar quantities, identify vector magnitude and direction, and determine vector products. This mission-based simulation will have students apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios, such as guiding astronauts and rescuing a stuck rover, reinforcing the importance of vectors in physics and space exploration.Law of Universal Gravitation: Use Gravity to Orbit the MoonStudents will delve into the fundamental principles of gravity with Sir Isaac Newton as their guide. They will understand the difference between weight and mass, measure gravitational acceleration near Earth's surface, and describe circular orbits. By experimenting with gravitational forces and orbits, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation and its applications, including guiding a spacecraft into lunar orbit.Conservation of Energy (Principles): Unleash the Roller Coaster's PotentialThis high school version of the simulation introduces students to potential and kinetic energy, mechanical energy, and their conservation principles. Students will learn to predict the behavior of bodies in frictionless systems and apply these principles to design a high-speed roller coaster. Through hands-on experiments and calculations, they will understand how energy transforms and conserves in isolated systems, making physics both practical and thrilling.Kepler's Laws: Explore the Orbits of Other WorldsIn this simulation, students will explore the Astakos planetary system and learn about celestial orbits through Kepler’s laws. They will relate Kepler's laws to orbital motions, describe how a planet's velocity changes within its elliptical orbit, and use Kepler’s third law to predict orbital periods. By experimenting with different orbits and launching satellites, students will gain a deep understanding of planetary motions and the search for potentially habitable planets.Springs and Masses: Learn How to Detect and Record EarthquakesStudents will explore the principles of simple harmonic motion using vertical springs and masses. They will describe the motion of oscillating masses, apply Hooke’s law, and determine equilibrium positions. This simulation also covers the practical application of these principles in building and using a seismograph to detect and analyze earthquakes. Students will understand the importance of oscillations in various physical phenomena and their real-world applications.Each simulation in this collection is designed to make physics concepts accessible and exciting through immersive storytelling and practical applications. Enhance your learning outcomes and dive into the Back-to-School Physics Collection to watch your students thrive!