Discover interactive resources and innovative tools to teach science in France, from the solar system to chemistry, adapted to all levels.
Events / Multimedia / Science
4 Jun, 2026
Imagine the scene: your students observe a map of the Atlantic where the famous La Route du Rhum race takes place between Saint-Malo and Pointe-à-Pitre. They spot the trajectory of a boat, and start...
Mathematics / Resources / Science
25 May, 2026
You prepare a chapter on measurements in mathematics or science. Looking for a simple way to show your students the difference between a mile and a kilometer, between a gallon and...
7 May, 2026
Looking for something to project for your course on the solar system. Not a manual diagram, not a fixed image of NASA but a real simulator of the online solar system.
In technology, SVT or physics-chemistry, from middle school to high school, energy and its environmental impacts are fully part of the programmes. But it is not always easy to find a medium that allows...
There is this very special moment in physics-chemistry class. You display the periodic … table and in front of you, glances that oscillate between "discreet panic" and "immediate disconnection"...
4 Jan, 2026
“Sciences.live is a service of general interest, designed to offer all students the same opportunities to discover, understand and practice science.” How can a scientific mediator be brought into a school?
Between explaining humpback whale migration to your students with a diagram on the table, or having it commented live by a specialist from Réunion: What would you choose? This is...
Epsilon is another AI-powered search engine, designed specifically for scientific and academic research. Thanks to artificial intelligence, this platform gives access – in just a few seconds – to a database...
Have you ever wasted an infinite amount of time looking for THE right pattern of mitosis, the one that sticks right to your chapter? Or tried to draw a molecule on the board, under the gaze...
21 May, 2025
Understanding science or math is not always easy. Especially when you have to explain vague ideas, such as forces, atoms or chemical reactions, without anything concrete...
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