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Welcome to our Science Education Resources!

Discover reviewed teaching materials, worksheets, and educational games from a wide range of projects and disciplines.
The collection is continuously growing – you are sure to find resources that suit your teaching and learning contexts.

Big News: Our Science Education App is now live! 🎉

Science App – Experiencing Scientific Thinking

The Science App is an interactive learning tool for teenagers that demonstrates how scientific research works. Based on five real-world research questions, learners are guided step by step through the full scientific inquiry process.

For each question, students select hypotheses, design experiments, and draw conclusions. In doing so, they learn what makes a good hypothesis, how to plan meaningful experiments, and how to interpret results correctly.

With direct feedback, sample graphs, and clear help texts, the app conveys scientific thinking in an accessible and practical way.

👉 Access App

Our educational materials from the INSE project, tailored for different grade levels:

  • Teaching Materials on Lake Stratification

An engaging teaching module on lake stratification, featuring a video lesson and accompanying materials — developed jointly by our team researcher Laura and teacher Sarah as part of the EGU Teacher-Scientist Pairing Scheme.

The materials make complex concepts such as temperature gradients, oxygen layers, and aquatic habitats easy to understand and are an excellent resource for science education in the classroom.

👉 Access the video and teaching materials on the EGU website: EGU-Website

  • Go Science: From Question to Answer – Discover Science Through Play!

A new card game for young researchers aged 8 and up!

How does a simple question turn into a scientific discovery? With our Quartet: Go Science “From Question to Answer,” kids learn playfully how real research works—step by step, logically, and with lots of fun!

Our Quartet guides children through the four classic steps of research:

1. Ask a question
2. Formulate a hypothesis
3. Conduct an experiment
4. Draw a conclusion

How does it work? One Quartet = one research process: Players collect cards that illustrate the four steps of a research question. The everyday examples make it easy to understand the scientific process.

The Quartet is available as a free Print&Play download: In German: Forschungs-Quartett In English: Go Science
Just print double-sided, cut out, and start playing!

  • Picture book “NA ZOOWAS! Wie die wilde Kraa den Tiergarten aufmischte” (German only)

by Melanie Laibl and Linda Schwalbe, Leykam, 2025; ISBN 978-3-7011-8382-1; Download: NaZoowas_Leykam_BBklein

  • “Zellen- die Bausteine deines Körpers” (German only)

Teaching material of the “Institute of Molecular Biotechnology, IMBA” (Austrian Academy of Sciences) on the topic of cells for children aged 7–9 years,
based on a 1.5-hour workshop conducted at the Children’s University Vienna

We are also providing the Natura2000 School Box here – a collection of teaching and learning materials for exploring FFH habitats in the classroom (German only): Natura2000 Schulbox

Here you can find selected resources for exploring streams and ponds with children (German only): Alle folgenden Materialien sind auch zu finden in der BroschĂĽre “Landschaften voller HaZweiO – Ideen und Tipps fĂĽr die österreichweiten Aktionen der Naturpark-Schulen und -Kindergärten zum Internationalen Tag der biologischen Vielfalt 2025”, eine Veröffentlichung des Verbands der Naturparke Ă–sterreich (VNĂ–): Landschaften voller HzweiO