2026 May Highlights
Here are some EdTechSims updates!
How well do we know Singapore? Work in teams to achieve the highest score possible!
Keen to create molecular models? Find out how to do so here!
What are variables (independent, dependent & controlled)? How do we set up fair experiments?
Learn more about the levels of organisation, cell structures and differences between plant cells and animal cells!
Learn the steps needed to embed your HTML5 (and EdTechSims) activities on your Google Sites.
How do populations of various countries differ? What challenges does each face?
Interact with this simulation to see how particles move at different temperatures and with different masses!
Discover what diffusion is and some factors affecting how fast it takes place!
How do the surface area to volume ratio of cells, tissues and organs affect their functions?
How accurately and quickly can you tell which fraction is larger or smaller? Test yourself in this challenge!
Does active transport involve the movement of particles up or down the concentration gradient? Find out here!
What are the differences in food consumption trends between developed countries and less developed countries?
Easily generate student groups which are as diverse as possible here.
What are the differences between these transport processes and how do they sustain life?
What are some key differences between these two farming methods? What choices would you make if you were to have your own farm?
How quickly can you build the smallest decimals, largest decimals and decimals in between given values?
Which is larger and which, smaller? Are you able to compare numbers on number lines?
What elements are found in these food classes? What are their roles and how can we test for them?
Explore this concept through synchronised circular motion, displacement-time graphs and a spring-mass system.
How to test for the presence of reducing sugars, starch, fats and proteins in food samples?
How can we carry out a paper chromatography experiment and analyse the results?
Discover the impact of substrate concentration on enzyme kinetics through a closer look at Michaelis-Menten graphs.
Challenge your speed in giving the correct verb forms (present tense, past tense, continuous form and past participle)!
What are some reasons we travel? What kind of tourists are we?
Understand the multiple factors that led to Stalin’s rise to power. Analyse the causes and consequences of Stalin’s policies.
How quickly can you recall key terms and drag them into their blanks?
Are you able to match positive ions with negative ions to come up with the chemical formulae of ionic compounds?
What are some characteristics of stratovolcanoes & shield volcanoes?
Learn more about waves and how they shape natural landforms and human activities!
How well do you know your tenses? Use this timeline to help you visualise a sequence of events!
How accurately and quickly can you put together chemical formulae and match them to their names? Test yourself here!
Test your skill and speed in writing chemical formulae!
Discover how to balance equations as well as how to identify limiting and excess reagents!
How quickly and accurately can you expand quadratic expressions to find the missing numbers?
Solve these expressions involving indices with great velocity and accuracy!
Uncertain if your equation is balanced? Check it out here!
Challenge yourself to solve algebraic equations with great accuracy and speed!
How fast can we balance our chemical equations?
What is a mole? Does it dig into the ground or quiver on the face? Or does it help us in counting how many particles there are?
Have you ever heard of the idea that the flap of a butterfly wing here can cause a tornado elsewhere? Learn more about the chaos theory!
What would you do if you were Kim Il Sung, Joseph Stalin, Harry S. Truman or Syngman Rhee?
Under what conditions is the sum of energy conserved? Find out here!
Learn how to create HTML5 activities and integrate them with existing Student Learning Space (SLS) lessons here.
Look at how the pupil changes size as light intensity varies!
Use this simulation to model the spread of infectious diseases such as AIDS, influenza and pneumococcal disease!
Learn more about angular displacement, angular velocity and angular momentum!
Why must we complete a course of antibiotics when we suffer from bacterial infections?
This confrontation is widely considered the closest the Cold War came to escalating into full-scale nuclear war. Learn more about how tensions were defused.
Learn the differences between photosynthesis & respiration!
Learn more about how Singapore fell into Japan’s control by ordering events on a timeline.
Here’s a Science lesson which encourages A.I. literacy!