Each current Lab is a connected 12-week curriculum with student learning materials, facilitator guidance, physical investigation components, and a capstone—not a one-afternoon activity kit.
Curriculum complete12-week hands-on curriculum · Ages 8–13Clean Energy Lab turns solar, wind, water, and storage into a connected 12-week investigation built around four physical models—not a collection of unrelated craft activities.
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Curriculum complete12-week self-driving cars curriculum · Ages 8–13Explore those ideas with two model cars, physical decision tools, route challenges, repeated tests, and safety reasoning—without requiring advanced coding.
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Curriculum complete12-week systems-design curriculum · Ages 10–15Smart City Lab asks learners to connect transportation, energy, water, public space, data, privacy, resilience, and human needs on one evolving planning board.
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Curriculum complete12-week AI literacy curriculum · Ages 8–18AI Literacy Lab asks learners to inspect how AI systems use data and patterns, test outputs for error and bias, and design rules that keep people responsible for decisions.
Explore the curriculum →A playful EdReal sub-brand for ages 1–3, created around simple shared routines, friendly characters, and hands-on first learning.
A portable, screen-free set with one life-skills quiet book, one Simon home storybook, and a drawstring bag with grown-up play prompts.
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Product preview · Final photography may change.Curated content, tools, routines, and labeled storage for a dependable learning area at home, in a co-op, or in a small classroom. Furniture is not included.
A calm, repeatable learning-room system for sound play, letter knowledge, shared reading, sequencing, and early writing.
Sound and letter tiles, story-sequence cards, decodable mini-books, vocabulary cards, writing tools, routine cards, facilitator guide, and labeled organizers.
A ready-to-use math shelf for a home, co-op, or small classroom, covering number sense, place value, operations, fractions, geometry, measurement, and reasoning.
Counters, place-value pieces, number lines, fraction tiles, geometry pieces, measurement tools, problem cards, math journal, facilitator guide, and labeled organizers.
A reusable investigation station that gives children the basic tools to observe, measure, build, test, and record.
Child-safe goggles, magnifier, balance tools, rulers, droppers, reusable build pieces, investigation cards, lab notebook, safety guide, and labeled organizers.
A flexible learning-space system with visual routines, low-distraction organization, movement choices, and multi-sensory tools for children who benefit from added support with attention and transitions.
Visual schedules, first-then cards, choice boards, task strips, visual timers, movement-break cards, quiet fidgets, tactile learning tools, adapted writing supports, a caregiver and facilitator guide, and labeled organizers.
These concepts define the investigation, learner fit, and first physical-material spine. Full curricula, testing, costing, and production are still ahead.
Investigate soil, water, plant systems, pollinators, and responsible growing through repeated observation and evidence.
Grow-and-compare station, soil and water test tools, plant-system cards, field notebook, and farm-planning capstone.
Explore how care teams observe, communicate, prioritize, and make evidence-informed decisions without practicing diagnosis.
Anatomy overlays, observation and triage scenarios, care-team role cards, safe skills models, and clinic-flow capstone.
Design wearable systems that combine textiles, circuits, human needs, testing, privacy, and responsible choices.
Textile swatches, protected low-voltage modules, conductive paths, sensor scenarios, design templates, and wearable prototype capstone.
Turn rules, probability, story, feedback, and player behavior into games that improve through structured playtesting.
Modular boards, cards, dice, tokens, rule-building deck, playtest tools, and publish-a-game capstone.
Plan missions by testing forces, environments, communication, resources, and the tradeoffs of exploring beyond Earth.
Mission board, spacecraft modules, orbit and force models, rover challenges, data cards, and mission-review capstone.
Build and compare levers, gears, pulleys, wheels, axles, and cams while explaining how machines change force and motion.
Reusable mechanical parts, build base, load tests, challenge cards, engineering notebook, and working-machine capstone.
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It is an optional learning-environment toolkit for children with varied attention and sensory preferences, including some learners with ADHD. It is not therapy, diagnosis, an IEP or 504 Plan, or a substitute for individualized guidance from a qualified professional.
Development concepts are presented to show EdReal's direction. They are not available for purchase, and their contents, age ranges, names, and release order may change after family and educator testing and safety review.