Control and Co-ordination
Explore Control and Co-ordination through interactive, curriculum-aligned experiments that explain key ideas in a clear and visual way. Students can learn concepts such as Human Brain, observe how scientific principles work, compare outcomes, and connect theory with classroom understanding. These experiments make learning control and co-ordination easier, more engaging, and easier to revise.
Construction of human eye
OpenThis experiment shows the parts of the human eye and how we see. It includes the cornea, lens, iris, pupil, retina, and optic nerve. Light enters the ...
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Eye defect (Hypermetropia-Farsightedness)
OpenThis experiment demonstrates hypermetropia, in which nearby objects appear blurred because the image forms behind the retina. It also shows how a conv...
Human Brain
OpenThis experiment shows the human brain and its main parts. It includes different lobes and important areas like the hippocampus for memory and the amyg...
Human Ear
OpenThis experiment shows the parts of the human ear and how we hear sounds. Sound enters through the outer ear and makes the eardrum vibrate. These vibra...
Nerve cell
OpenThis activity demonstrates the structure of a nerve cell by explaining its main parts, including dendrites, the cell body, axon, and myelin sheath, an...
Nerve Impulse
OpenExplore the nerve impulse through an interactive 3D simulation that shows how the body sends messages. A nerve impulse is a small electrical signal th...
Reflex Arc (Reflex Action)
OpenExplore the reflex arc through a 3D simulation that demonstrates the body's fast protective response. A reflex arc is a quick nerve pathway that helps...
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