The digital experiment notebook
FizziQ Junior turns the tablet into a scientific investigation tool for younger learners. A colourful, intuitive interface, designed with La main à la pâte.
"For a child to genuinely try to solve a problem, that problem must have meaning for them, they must have taken part as far as possible in its emergence — in a word, the problem must become their problem, and, as a result, they must want to solve it."
— Edith Saltiel
An interface tailored to children
To make FizziQ Junior a useful tool for teachers and students, we drew on the work of our scientific and educational committees.
FizziQ Junior was tested in the classroom by the teams of the La main à la pâte Foundation, recognised worldwide for its expertise in science education.
The interface has been specially designed for children aged 7 to 12: clear, colourful and intuitive.
Explore the world around us
Tablets and smartphones include many sensors, each one an opportunity to take measurements with students.
Colours
Measure and compare colours, create palettes.
Sounds
Sound level, musical notes, sound recognition.
Light
Shadow and light, illuminance, light sources.
Motion
Speed, acceleration, step count.
Dimensions
Measure objects, calculate areas.
Environment
Pressure, altitude, GPS position.
Sessions can be run in the classroom but also out in the field. Students can also continue their study at home on a smartphone. Discover the resources for FizziQ Junior →
Organise reasoning
The structure of the experiment notebook helps students organise their scientific reasoning. They document the various stages of that reasoning by adding text, drawings, photos or instrument measurements.
FizziQ Junior harnesses the capabilities of tablets and smartphones (sensors, ergonomics, portability) to give students an intuitive experimentation environment for conducting experiments about the world around them.
Create and share activities
The teacher downloads activities directly into the app. They can edit them with their own instructions.
The protocols are designed by the educational community or by the experts of the La main à la pâte Foundation.
All experiment protocols are free and cover fields as varied as physics, chemistry, physical education, mathematics, music and visual arts, geography and biology.
Why choose FizziQ Junior
Free
No registration, no password, no data collected.
Works offline
No internet connection needed to use the app.
QR code
Exchange activities and results between students and teachers easily.
Radio Mode
Compatible with FizziQ Connect broadcast mode for the whole class.
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Download FizziQ Junior
For Key Stage 2 students (ages 7-12). Free and no registration required.