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Physics experiments

Interactive experiments for kids, students and teachers. Run each one right on the page, then open a copy in the Tymora editor and change mass, friction, elasticity or gravity. Every experiment comes with discussion questions and a version to try at home.

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Age

5–7 98–9 610+ 2

Format

2D 163D 1

Duration

up to 10 min 1315 min 4

Topic

Motion & forces

Collisions & energy

Balance

Oscillations & waves

Machines

Matter, current & light

Logic & chance

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2DAge 5+10 min

Bouncing balls: what is elasticity

Three balls fall from the same height but bounce differently. A simple physics experiment for kids 5+: elasticity, energy and rebound.

2DAge 6+10 min

Heavy and light: do they fall the same?

Galileo’s classic experiment, made interactive: a heavy and a light ball fall from the same height. Which lands first? Physics for kids 6+.

2DAge 6+10 min

Sink or float: buoyancy

Five bodies of different density drop into water: cork, wood, ice, brick and an iron ball. Which sink and which float?

2DAge 9+15 min

Basketball: make the shot

A ball flies along a parabola toward the hoop. Tune the speed and angle; the sensor under the basket turns green on a score.

2DAge 9+15 min

A stone arch without mortar

Nine wedge stones hold each other and a load on top. Remove the keystone and the arch collapses.

2DAge 6+10 min

Sorting by size: a sieve

Small and large balls pour onto a tilted grate. The small ones drop into the left bin, the big ones roll on to the right.

2DAge 8+10 min

Spring scale: a spring measures weight

Weights of 0.5, 1 and 2 kg and one unknown hang on identical springs. A spring stretches in proportion to the load, so the ruler reveals the mass.

2DAge 6+10 min

A jump on the Moon: six times higher

A boy jumps at the same speed as on Earth, but gravity here is lunar (1.62 m/s²). Marks show the jump height on Earth and on the Moon.

3DAge 9+10 min

Why a bus leans in a turn

A platform tilts slowly. The tall narrow bus tips first, the low one second, the wide one last. A bus in a turn behaves the same way.