For homeschool families · Grades 6–10 · Free, no sign-up

A free homeschool science curriculum mapped to NGSS.

ScienceLab MYP is a complete self-study science library for middle and early high school: structured lessons in Biology, Chemistry and Physics that a student can follow independently — every one aligned to the NGSS performance expectations.

Published lessons
34
Science branches
3
Cost
Free

Why it works for homeschooling

A real curriculum, not random worksheets

Lessons are organised Grade → Unit → Topic → Lesson across Biology, Chemistry and Physics, so you can follow a coherent sequence for Grades 6–10 instead of piecing resources together.

Mapped to NGSS, lesson by lesson

Every lesson lists the exact NGSS performance expectation it covers, with the Science & Engineering Practices, Disciplinary Core Ideas and Crosscutting Concepts spelled out — easy evidence for portfolios and state requirements.

Built for self-study

Each lesson runs a full inquiry cycle — engage, explore, explain, practise, investigate, reflect — with learning objectives up front, so a student can work through it without a parent teaching the content first.

Free, with no sign-up

Everything is free for everyone. No accounts, no paywall — progress, confidence ratings and reflections are stored privately in the student's own browser.

What's inside every lesson

Video + interactive simulation

A curated explainer video and a PhET interactive simulation with guiding questions turn abstract ideas into something students can manipulate.

Quizzes with feedback

Level 1–3 multiple-choice questions explain why a wrong answer is wrong, and level 4 open tasks come with model answers students can compare against.

Vocabulary and concept support

Key terms are defined in every lesson and collected in a searchable glossary, with tables and callouts that highlight common misconceptions.

How to use it at home

  1. 1

    Pick a grade and branch

    Open the lesson library and filter by grade (6–10) and science branch. Lessons within a unit build on each other, so work through them in order.

  2. 2

    Follow the inquiry cycle

    Start with the engage phenomenon, watch and explore, read the explanation, then practise. The investigation section gives a ready-to-run experiment or data task.

  3. 3

    Check understanding, track progress

    Finish with the quiz and reflection prompts. Completion and confidence are tracked automatically in the browser — open My Progress any time to see the picture.

Because the library also follows the IB MYP framework, each lesson names the MYP criterion (A–D) it develops — useful if your learner is in, or heading toward, an IB programme.

Start your first lesson today

No account, no setup. Pick a grade, open a lesson, and let the inquiry cycle guide the rest.