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Hi! I’m Atomilo.
Let’s build, launch and explore!

Pick a world. You can’t break anything — so try everything!

Your worlds

Atom BuilderSnap protons, neutrons and electrons together. Make hydrogen, carbon and neon!Play ▸Spark WorkshopWire a battery to a bulb. Make it glow!Play ▸Code GardenSnap blocks, move the hero, see real Python!Play ▸Magnet MagicMake magnets push and pull, find north, lift clips and spin a motor!Play ▸Float & SinkLet go, change the shape and help a metal hull float.Play ▸Body PuzzlePlace organs and key bones in a glowing body puzzle.Play ▸Light TricksBounce a laser off mirrors to hit the star, then see how eyes and ears work.Play ▸Planet LaunchThrow a planet around the Sun. Too fast? Too slow?Play ▸Ice, Water, SteamWarm the dots, cool them, squash them. Make ice melt and water boil!Play ▸Volcano IslandPush the plates and make a volcano pop.Play ▸Fold-a-ShapeFold flat paper into boxes, fill them with cubes and pour cones of water.Play ▸Machine YardPick the right helper and lift the heavy box with a tiny push.Play ▸Moon WatchMake night, make summer, make a full Moon, then hide the Sun!Play ▸Weather MakersBuild a rainy mountain, grow a cloud and bring a water drop home.Play ▸

Today’s fun fact

A fluffy white cloud can weigh as much as 100 elephants. It stays up because its water is spread out in tiny drops.

Curious Corner

All stories

Short stories about big questions. Read one, then try it in a game!

Why is the sky blue?Sunlight hides every color. The air plays a clever trick with the blue.Read ▸ 2 minHow does a battery push electricity?A battery is a tiny pump. It pushes electricity around a loop.Read ▸ 2 minHow do magnets pull?Magnets have an invisible reach. Let us find out how it works.Read ▸ 2 minWhere does rain come from?Every raindrop has been on a long trip. Follow one drop all the way home.Read ▸ 2 min

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For grown-ups

Want to know how this works?

Read about the kids zone safety, screen time that teaches, and how to learn together. A quick grown-up check comes first.

  • Kids Zone Safety Guide for Parents: What to Know
  • Screen Time That Teaches: A Parent Guide for Ages 6–10
  • Circuits for Kids: A Parent’s Guide to Learning Electricity
  • Code Garden: A Parent’s Guide to Block Coding and Python
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