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Generation Genius
Generation Genius teaches science and math through video lessons with related materials.
Science topics run from early elementary ideas up to middle-school subjects such as chemical reactions, inheritance and forces. The publisher describes each lesson as self-contained, so a child can begin with whatever question is on their mind. A session might pair one video with a conversation and a related practice task.
- Ages
- Kindergarten through grade 8
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Science, Math, Nature
- Languages
- English, Spanish science subtitles
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Watch a science demonstration
- Turn on Spanish subtitles
- Talk through forces and motion
- Try a related practice task
Who it suits
Generation Genius covers kindergarten through grade 8. Toward either end of that span, an adult choosing the depth could help the fit.
Notes for parents
The K–8 science videos offer Spanish subtitles. Access runs through an account that a grown-up creates.
What you need
- An account, set up by an adult
- An internet connection for video
- Materials for some activities
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