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Free games, videos, and hands-on build challenges from PBS KIDS that introduce the engineering design process. Good for upper elementary and middle school makers.

Free block and JavaScript editor with an on-screen simulator for programming the micro:bit, a pocket-sized computer. Includes tutorials and projects for physical computing in the classroom.

Online simulator for Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico projects. Students can write code and wire virtual circuits in the browser with no hardware needed. A free tier is available.

Museum of Science, Boston program offering elementary engineering and technology curriculum units that connect to science and literacy, plus free teacher resources.

Free digital library of standards-aligned K-12 engineering lessons, activities, and curricula from the University of Colorado Boulder and partners. Searchable by grade, subject, and standard.

Free interactive lessons that teach how synthesizers work, from oscillators to filters and envelopes, using a playable synth in the browser. Links music with the science of sound for older students.

Free, interactive introduction to making music in the browser, covering beats, melodies, chords, and basslines. Each lesson lets students play and experiment immediately, with no prior experience…

Free web app from MUSE Lab where students create beats by placing dots on a circular "pizza" grid, connecting rhythm to geometry and world music styles. Good for exploring patterns, fractions, and…

Free, cloud-based professional 3D CAD for students and educators, with classroom management and certification options. Suited to high school engineering, design, and 3D printing courses where…

Free, browser-based tool from Autodesk for 3D design, electronics circuit simulation, and block-based code. A beginner-friendly way to teach design thinking and prepare models for 3D printing, with…

Free collection of hands-on browser experiments from Google for exploring rhythm, melody, harmony, and the science of sound. No account needed. Teachers can use it to connect music with math…

Through block coding with the GeoCoder, students will investigate how land movement causes earthquakes and how deformation build-up poses risks to people and their communities.