Solid, Liquid, Gas
Read a particle diagram, name the state or the change of state, then explain it with the particle model.
PlayQuick games for Years 7-11. Test an idea, see why it works and have another go.
Physics, chemistry and biology. No sign-up.
Read a particle diagram, name the state or the change of state, then explain it with the particle model.
PlayCount the protons, neutrons and electrons in an atom, write its electronic structure and spot isotopes, which are atoms of one element with different numbers of neutrons.
PlayPut each part in its place in an animal cell, a plant cell and a bacterial cell, then match each part to its job.
PlayWork out how insulin and glucagon control blood glucose, read glucose graphs and answer questions about diabetes.
PlayLook at the atoms in each substance, decide if the bond is ionic, covalent or metallic, then see why.
PlayCombine the forces on a free body diagram to find the resultant force and its direction, then use F = m a to work out the acceleration.
PlayQuick answers with the method shown. Each one leads into a game.
Every GCSE physics equation, with a calculator and a worked example.
The table your board gives you, with relative atomic masses.
Cell diagrams you can tap, the key word equations and a magnification calculator.
Reactivity series, flame tests, gas tests, pH and Rf values, board by board.
Find the games for your exam board and topic.
For teachers
Starters, a spec map and links you can share in seconds. No student accounts and nothing to set up.
Every game has a no-timer round of ten for a starter or a whiteboard check.
Open the teachers pagemomentum p = ?
p = m × v
Tap an answer. No sign-up, and it starts straight away.
Some physics topics are already covered by games on Crazy Maths Games, so we link to those rather than build them twice.
Drive a delivery van. Each job gives you two of speed, distance and time, and you set the third.
Resolve a velocity and predict where a projectile lands. This one is A level mechanics.
Find density, mass or volume, convert the units, and test what floats.
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