Gasoline car
Ready to exploreTry the simulation together. Ask what changed and why, then read the lesson and try the quiz.
Explore gasoline car →A little time together. A bigger question.
Five free missions. Explore one today, save your progress, and come back for the next discovery. Grown-ups don’t need to know the answers.
Start gasoline car →Guess what will happen. Change one control in the simulation, then watch closely.
Read the simple lesson together. Let your child teach you one thing they noticed.
Check all 10 answers to save completion. Four lessons have a game; Solar connects to the EV adventure.
0 of 5 lessons completed
One mission per visit is a good place to start. All five are always available.
The suggested challenge style rotates weekly through these four themes. You can choose any style now.
Try the simulation together. Ask what changed and why, then read the lesson and try the quiz.
Explore gasoline car →Try the simulation together. Ask what changed and why, then read the lesson and try the quiz.
Explore electric vehicle →Try the simulation together. Ask what changed and why, then read the lesson and try the quiz.
Explore solar panel →Try the simulation together. Ask what changed and why, then read the lesson and try the quiz.
Explore airplane →Try the simulation together. Ask what changed and why, then read the lesson and try the quiz.
Explore rocket →Five lessons completed! Try a different challenge style and explain the science in a new way.
Completion and quiz scores stay in this browser. Each return starts with blank answers and locked game access until that visit’s quiz is finished. Younger readers may enjoy exploring with a grown-up.
For the grown-up’s calendar
Pick a day and time for four short science visits together. Download a calendar file, then choose whether to add it to your own calendar.
No email signup. Your chosen date and time stay on this device. A calendar download does not add reminders automatically; your calendar controls notifications.

For parents & gift-givers
Keep the curiosity going with Maya & Max and the Sunset Signal. A Moon Buggy mission brings engines, solar power, batteries, flight and rockets into one illustrated engineering story.
Paperback · 32 pages · Written for ages 8–12
See the paperback on Amazon ↗ (opens in a new tab)Amazon shows the current price and delivery options. Prefer to print? The free PDF remains available. All online missions are free.
Know another curious family?
Grown-ups can share the free missions with a friend. No referral signup or reward required.