🔬 Prep 1 (Grade 7) Science · Term 1 · Egyptian curriculum

Prep 1 Science games, Term 1: the Anwar & Azzouz Lab

Free hands-on story missions for the whole Prep 1 Science book (Term 1, Egyptian curriculum), in English or Arabic: all 4 units, lesson by lesson. Shrink into the atom and fill its energy levels, check elements into the Element Hotel, sort materials in the Sorting Factory, test magnets and sparks, tour the planets and watch the phases of the Moon — every step with a simple analogy, then a question from the book, and stars at the end.

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The book, lesson by lesson 📚

Every lesson of the English book, in order: its first sentence, the mission and its steps, and examples of the book questions in the game (tap a question to see its answer). The game has the Arabic book too.

Unit 1: The Matter المادة

Lesson 1-1: Structure of the AtomBook pages 2–9 · 72 questions in the gameتركيب الذرة

💡 Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space.

🚀 The mission: “Atom Mission” — 🔍 Zoom in, 👥 Meet the team, 🏢 The electron tower, 🪪 The atom's ID card, 🏷️ Secret nicknames, 👨‍👦‍👦 The triplets

Calcium carbonate (in limestone rock) is composed of calcium carbonate ____.
Answer: molecules
The smaller units that form molecules are called ____.
Answer: atoms
What is the only isotope of hydrogen that has no neutrons in its nucleus?
Answer: Protium ¹₁H
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Lesson 1-2: The Periodic Table of elementsBook pages 10–17 · 117 questions in the gameالجدول الدوري لتصنيف العناصر

💡 Scientists have made several attempts to classify elements to facilitate their study and conclude relations between them and their physical and chemical properties.

🚀 The mission: “The Element Hotel” — 📏 Line them up, 🛎️ Find your room, 🏷️ The four wings, ⚙️ Metal or not?, 🤝 Hands to hold, 🪜 Down the stairs

All the elements of the s-block are metals except ____.
Answer: hydrogen
Most of the elements exist in the ____ state.
Answer: solid
In the s- and p-blocks (except noble gases), the number of electrons in the last energy level equals the ____ number of the element.
Answer: group
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Lesson 1-3: Matter and Its PropertiesBook pages 18–25 · 55 questions in the gameالمادة وخصائصها

💡 Mixtures are substances composed of two or more materials that are not chemically combined. Their components can be separated by physical methods, such as filtration, magnetic separation, evaporation and condensation.

🚀 The mission: “The Sorting Factory” — 🚪 The two gates, 🧲 Pull it apart, ⚡ Split it!, 🧩 Molecule builder, 🔍 Look or react?, 🛠️ The right material

____ is used in filling car tires instead of air.
Answer: Nitrogen
____ is used in the construction of military aircraft frames/structure.
Answer: Aluminum-Titanium alloy
____ is used in manufacturing cooking utensils.
Answer: Stainless steel alloy
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Lesson 1-4: Chemical BondsBook pages 26–31 · 51 questions in the gameالروابط الكيميائية

💡 The molecules of substances around us differ in the type, number of atoms, and how they are bonded together.

🚀 The mission: “Give or Share?” — 🎟️ The VIP room, 🎁 Give a gift, 🪪 Ion ID cards, 🤝 Share a toy, ⚖️ Givers or sharers?, ✋ Carbon’s 4 hands

Using Lewis dot structures: H• + •H → H–H. The hydrogen molecule has a ____ covalent bond.
Answer: single
Using Lewis dot structures, the oxygen molecule is drawn O=O. It has a ____ covalent bond.
Answer: double
Using Lewis dot structures: nitrogen atom •N• (with 3 single electrons) + nitrogen atom → N≡N. The nitrogen molecule has a ____ covalent bond.
Answer: triple
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Unit 2: Force Fields مجالات القوى

Lesson 2-1: Electric ForcesBook pages 33–40 · 54 questions in the gameالقوى الكهربية

💡 You hear a slight crackling sound when removing woolen clothes in winter. You feel a slight shock when you touch a metal door handle after walking barefoot on carpet.

🚀 The mission: “The Spark Mission” — 💇 Rub it!, 🪜 Who gets +?, ↔️ Pull or push, 〰️ Invisible lines, 🔍 The detector, ⚡ Lightning guard

The electric charges formed on the ebonite rod are the same as those on the glass rod (both rubbed with silk).
Answer: False ✘
Properties of electric force lines: electric force lines are imaginary lines that do not ____ each other.
Answer: intersect
Electric force lines are real lines and don't cross each other.
Answer: False ✘
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Lesson 2-2: Magnetic ForcesBook pages 41–46 · 40 questions in the gameالقوى المغناطيسية

💡 Lodestone is a natural magnet rock that was first found in Magnesia (a regional unit) of ancient Greece, and its distinguishing characteristic is the ability to attract certain metallic objects.

🚀 The mission: “Magnet Mission” — 🧲 Who sticks?, 💪 Strongest at the ends, 🧭 Hang it freely, ✂️ Cut it, 🤝 Hug or push?, 📶 The invisible field

The magnet can attract all metals.
Answer: False ✘
The iron filings are attracted to all parts of the magnet with the same density.
Answer: False ✘
Magnetic field lines are imaginary lines that do not ____ each other.
Answer: intersect
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Lesson 2-3: Gravitational ForcesBook pages 47–54 · 51 questions in the gameقوى الجاذبية

💡 The force that pulls (attracting) all objects downward towards the center of the Earth is called the gravitational force.

🚀 The mission: “The Space Station” — ✋ Touch or not?, 🍎 Everything falls to the centre, 🤝 Pull each other, ⚖️ Mass or weight?, 🌊 Tides, 🛰️ Orbits and black holes

Electrostatic forces, magnetic forces and gravitational force are similar in that they all act ____.
Answer: at a distance
The mutual attraction forces between two objects work in one direction only.
Answer: False ✘
The weight of an egg is equal to its mass.
Answer: False ✘
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Unit 3: Living Organisms, Their Structure and Processes الكائنات الحية: تركيبها وعملياتها

Lesson 3-1: Cells and LifeBook pages 56–63 · 37 questions in the gameالخلايا والحياة

💡 Living organisms are grouped according to their similarities and differences to facilitate their study and identification, which is known as classification.

🚀 The mission: “The Cell City” — 🧱 Build a body, 🔐 With or without a nucleus, 🏗️ Build the cell, 🔬 One cell or many?, 🏺 Magic clay, 💪 Shape fits the job

Which of the following distinguishes the cell in prokaryotes from the cell in eukaryotes?
Answer: Smaller in size and contains fewer organelles.
Which of the following describes yeast fungus?
Answer: A unicellular eukaryote.
Stem cells are specialized cells that can transform into muscle cells.
Answer: False ✘
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Lesson 3-2: General Characteristics of Living OrganismsBook pages 64–71 · 50 questions in the gameالصفات العامة للكائنات الحية

💡 All living organisms share general characteristics that distinguish them from non-living materials.

🚀 The mission: “The Life Lab” — 🍽️ Makers and eaters, 🍃 Leaf kitchen, 🔄 The reverse recipe, 🫁 Who breathes how?, 🚚 Delivery and waste, 🏃 Move!

What is the substance that is responsible for absorbing light energy in plants?
Answer: Chlorophyll
What is the substance that the plant produces as food, from which it obtains energy?
Answer: Glucose
Plants move like animals (locomotion: changing their position and location).
Answer: False ✘
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Lesson 3-3: MicrobesBook pages 72–78 · 31 questions in the gameالميكروبات

💡 Microbes are microscopic living organisms, most of them cannot be seen by the naked eye, but they are found everywhere around us, including inside our bodies. Microbes can be either beneficial or harmful.

🚀 The mission: “Friendly Microbes” — 🔍 Find them!, 🌱 Farm helpers, 🥛 Make yogurt, 🫒 Sugar in the olives, 🧫 Fleming’s dish, 🩺 Bad guests

All microbes are harmful.
Answer: False ✘
The green colour and distinctive taste in Roquefort cheese are caused by a fungus known as ____.
Answer: Penicillium Roqueforti
Entamoeba Histolytica is a type of ……
Answer: protozoa.
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Unit 4: The (Earth – Sun – Moon) System نظام الأرض والشمس والقمر

Lesson 4-1: The Earth and the Solar SystemBook pages 80–87 · 64 questions in the gameالأرض والنظام الشمسي

💡 The solar system consists of a star, the sun, and 8 planets that orbit the sun in elliptical paths on different distances from it, ensuring that the planets do not collide during their movement.

🚀 The mission: “The Planet Tour” — 🪐 Line up the planets, 🛂 Planet passports, 🌍 Spin the Earth, 🕰️ Shadow clock, 🌀 The tilted top, 🧺 Season basket

Which group of planets is described as rocky planets ?
Answer: The inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars)
Which group of planets is characterized by active volcanoes ?
Answer: Venus and Earth
What is the similarity between the atmospheres of Mercury and Jupiter ?
Answer: Both are composed of hydrogen and helium gases.
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Lesson 4-2: Lunar EclipseBook pages 88–93 · 39 questions in the gameخسوف القمر

💡 The Moon is a dark body that orbits Earth and is the closest celestial body to Earth. It appears illuminated as it reflects sunlight.

🚀 The mission: “Moon Nights” — 🔦 Where’s the light?, 🌓 Moon calendar, 🙂 Same face, 🪟 Shadow or not?, 🌑 Eclipse!, 📐 Not every month

The phase that follows the Waxing Gibbous is the ____.
Answer: Full Moon
In the Full Moon phase, the moon appears as ____.
Answer: a complete disc
By the Full Moon phase, the moon has completed ____ of its orbit around Earth.
Answer: half (two quarters)
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How do they play? 🎲

Every lesson is a mission with 6 stops: Azzouz explains the idea with a simple analogy, the child does it with their own hands, wins a key 🔑 and answers a book question. Then the big challenge with the lesson questions and stars ⭐. A wrong answer shows the book sentence with the answer. “📝 Exam practice” has the book’s question types, and in “🤝 Who’s the best scientist?” they pick units and play a quiz, chess or bowling with Azzouz or friends.

Mission map — Prep 1 Science game
Mission map6 stops in every lesson
The Element Hotel — Prep 1 Science game
The Element HotelEvery element to its floor
Magnet Mission — Prep 1 Science game
Magnet MissionTest what gets pulled
The Cell City — Prep 1 Science game
The Cell CityFrom cell to organism
Mission complete — Prep 1 Science game
Mission complete!Stars and a win picture to share
Who’s the best scientist? — Prep 1 Science game
Who’s the best scientist?Quiz, chess and bowling

Parents’ questions 💬

Is it free?

Yes, completely free, no sign-up, and no ads inside the game.

Are the questions from the Ministry book?

Yes. Every question and every fact comes from the Prep 1 Science book, Term 1, and the Ministry assessment book, with the book pages next to every lesson.

English or Arabic book?

Both. Children pick the book they study at school — 📘 English (Languages schools) or 📕 Arabic — and can switch any time. Every English line has a small Arabic line under it for parents.

What is a “mission”?

Every lesson is a story with Anwar and Azzouz where the child does the science with their own hands — shrink into the atom, check elements into the “Element Hotel”, test what a magnet pulls, build a cell — with a simple analogy at every step, a book question, and a final challenge with stars.

What is “Who’s the best scientist?”

Pick the units, then play a quick-fire quiz against Azzouz or a friend (same phone or online with a code), or science chess or bowling for up to 10 players. Winners can share a picture of their win.

Is there exam practice?

Yes, “📝 Exam practice” in every lesson uses the book’s question types: complete, choose, give reasons, what happens if, compare, scientific term, true or false.

Other subjects?

Yes, the same game has Prep 1 Arabic and Social Studies.

Does it work on phones?

Yes, on any phone, tablet or computer. Add it to the home screen like an app and it works offline (except online play).