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OLogy: Science for Kids

Name: OLogy: Science for Kids
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Rating: 4.74 (1 reviews)

Fuel your child's curiosity with award-winning games, videos, and activities. From T. rex to the stars, explore expert-led STEM adventures trusted by teachers for over 20 years.

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229K+

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4.7/5

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Publisher

American Museum of Natural History

Where Curious Minds Become Scientists

Bring the world’s most famous museum to your iPad with award-winning activities, games, and videos designed by scientific experts for kids ages 6 to 12.

Interactive Digital Expeditions

Discover what a T. rex ate for lunch or join a virtual birding expedition with immersive activities that turn screen time into discovery time.

Diverse STEM Exploration

From the depths of the ocean to the edge of the galaxy, explore a vast library of articles and games across Archaeology, Zoology, and Astronomy.

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OLogy: Science for Kids - OLogy Science for Kids app title screen by American Museum of Natural History — OLogy Science for Kids app title screen by American Museum of Natural History

OLogy: Science for Kids - Educational paleontology game for kids showing geological time layers and fossils — Educational paleontology game for kids showing geological time layers and fossils

OLogy: Science for Kids - A blue jay flying through a forest in a birdwatching game with a no ads banner — A blue jay flying through a forest in a birdwatching game with a no ads banner

OLogy: Science for Kids - Educational screen explaining astronomy with colorful illustrations of planets and space — Educational screen explaining astronomy with colorful illustrations of planets and space

OLogy: Science for Kids - An educational matching game about Cuban wildlife where children drag animal icons to their correct habitats on a map of Cuba — An educational matching game about Cuban wildlife where children drag animal icons to their correct habitats on a map of Cuba

OLogy: Science for Kids - Educational screen showing facts about a short-nosed fruit bat in the OLogy science app — Educational screen showing facts about a short-nosed fruit bat in the OLogy science app

OLogy: Science for Kids - Educational video player in the OLogy app featuring a T-Rex silhouette and a scientist illustration. — Educational video player in the OLogy app featuring a T-Rex silhouette and a scientist illustration.

OLogy: Science for Kids - Cartoon Titanosaur skull and blue whale talking in the OLogy science app for kids — Cartoon Titanosaur skull and blue whale talking in the OLogy science app for kids

OLogy: Science for Kids - Interactive fossil specimen tray in the OLogy science app for kids. — Interactive fossil specimen tray in the OLogy science app for kids.

Description

Award-winning science activities for kids from NYC's American Museum of Natural History. Trusted by teachers for more than 20 years, OLogy was developed by Museum educators with some of the world's leading scientists and is now available as an app. There's lots to do! Play games, watch videos, and read articles about all kinds of science, from Archaeology to Zoology: - Discover what a T. rex ate for lunch - Find out how astronomers figure out the distance to faraway stars - Build webs of life under the sea - Join a virtual birding expedition with Theodore Roosevelt - See how ancient Greeks used poison for good and evil - And much more!