The Drop Detective
Can you make two water samples match before you test anything?
You will try: Label, measure and keep two samples consistent.
+80 XP
DISCOVER
CHEMISTRY DISCOVERY
Wonder Lab
Investigate reactions, materials, pH, motion and evidence through guided hands-on science.
Public beta learning journeyThis course is open now while the final production kit is still being validated. Use only the matching First Wonder materials, follow every safety gate, and have a grown-up supervise whenever the mission asks for one.
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From curious observation to evidence-based investigation.
Follow the main path in order. Optional challenges are separate and are not required for your certificate.
01Learn to Compare0/2 complete
Learn to Compare0/2 complete
Start
The Bubble Mountain
Make an open fizzing volcano, then collect evidence that a gas appeared.
You will try: Describe gas evidence without chasing a bigger eruption.
+50 XP
02Follow the Colour Clues0/5 complete
Follow the Colour Clues0/5 complete
The Colour-Code Message
Use tiny drops to make a colour-changing signal; the mark appears as it is made, rather than becoming invisible ink.
You will try: Use a small indicator mark to detect acidity.
+50 XP
Detect a Hidden Base
Two clear liquids look alike. Can your test strips identify the hidden base?
You will try: Identify known acid, water and base samples from evidence.
+50 XP
Build a pH Rainbow
Can you turn invisible chemical differences into an ordered rainbow of evidence?
You will try: Read a coarse chart and compare sample colours.
+50 XP
See How Dilution Changes Acidity
If you add only water, does the acid disappear—or does it spread out?
You will try: Keep transfers equal and recognise indicator limits.
+90 XP
Can We Move the Colour Back?
Can you move an acidic sample toward balance without racing past the neutral region?
You will try: Add controlled drops and follow a changing colour range.
+50 XP
03Investigate Water0/4 complete
Investigate Water0/4 complete
Water Dome Challenge
How many drops can balance in one tiny dome before the surface gives way?
You will try: Compare drop counts with and without soap.
+100 XP
Make Soap Push Water
Can one tiny touch of soap make a whole field of glitter rush away?
You will try: Use a tiny soap touch to explore a surface effect.
+70 XP
Make Colour Crawl Through Tissue
Can water climb up and cross a bridge made from soft tissue?
You will try: Compare wet fronts without promising a particular winner.
+70 XP
Build a Mini Separator
Can one simple filter sort a messy mixture into different parts?
You will try: Separate particles while distinguishing filtration from purification.
+90 XP Evidence Explorer
04Your Own Investigation0/1 complete
Your Own Investigation0/1 complete
My Fair-Test Lab
Choose one question and show another scientist how to repeat your test.
You will try: Design and repeat one safe comparison using earlier methods.
+80 XP
05Optional · Try Another Angle0/5 complete
Optional · Try Another Angle0/5 complete
Create a Glitter Vortex
Water can keep moving after your hand stops. Can glitter reveal the hidden flow?
You will try: Extend a main-path idea without making the course longer.
+70 XP
Test the pH of Soap
Soap touches water every day. What chemical clue will its solution reveal?
You will try: Extend a main-path idea without making the course longer.
+50 XP Reaction Detective
Stir or Wait?
Does stirring change the substance, or only how quickly it disappears into the water?
You will try: Extend a main-path idea without making the course longer.
+100 XP
Foam Face-Off
Does three times the soap create three times the foam?
You will try: Extend a main-path idea without making the course longer.
+100 XP
Dancing Tissue Static
Can an invisible electric charge make tiny tissue pieces jump without touching them?
You will try: Extend a main-path idea without making the course longer.
+120 XP
JOURNEY FINISH