Paths
A sequence, not a pile.
Curriculum tags are filters. A path is an order: which lab first, which lab next, why that order. Open one and walk it. Same 3D bench as Explore.
UK GCSE Geography
GCSE Physical Landscapes
AQA 8035 · Edexcel · OCR
Read a hill, then follow water off it, then the sea, then ice. Contours first. Rivers. Coasts. Glaciers.
6 labsContours ↔ 3D terrain · River long profile · Coasts · Glacial landforms
UK GCSE Geography
GCSE Natural Hazards
AQA 3.1.1 · Edexcel hazards
Plates first, then the sudden Earth: quakes, volcanoes, tsunami, tropical cyclones.
6 labsPlate boundaries · Earthquakes · Volcanoes · Tsunami
UK A-level Geography
A-level Water and Carbon
AQA 3.1.1 · 3.1.2
Stores and flows, then a basin, a hydrograph, a river regime, and the carbon cycle with a fossil-fuel tap.
7 labsWater cycle stores and flows · Drainage basin · Storm hydrograph · River regime
NGSS
NGSS Earth in Space
MS-ESS1-1 · HS-ESS1
Rotation, seasons, the Sun’s path, and the Moon. The clockwork that makes day, night, and the calendar.
4 labsEarth rotation and the terminator · Why seasons happen · Solar altitude and sun path · Moon phases and Sun–Earth–Moon geometry
APES
APES Earth systems
AP Environmental Science
Atmosphere, water, soil, carbon. The systems APES treats as one planet, not eight topics.
6 labsAtmosphere as a thin film · Earth’s energy budget · Water cycle stores and flows · Soil profile
KS3 · NGSS
Why seasons happen
One question, three labs
Tilt, then the Sun’s path over a school yard, then the year on a calculator.
3 labsWhy seasons happen · Solar altitude and sun path · Earth rotation and the terminator
GCSE · A-level
How a river ages
Source to mouth
Long profile, then erosion, deposition, capture, and a hydrograph after rain.
5 labsRiver long profile · River erosion · River deposition · River capture
GCSE · NGSS
What happens at a plate boundary
Three colours, then the sudden Earth
Divergent, convergent, transform. Then the hazards those edges write.
7 labsPlate boundaries · Folds and faults · Earthquakes · Volcanoes
KS3 · NGSS
The planet as a clock
KS3 · NGSS MS-ESS1-1
Tilt, then the spinning Earth, then the Moon. The three labs that make day, night, season, and phase.
3 labsWhy seasons happen · Earth rotation and the terminator · Moon phases and Sun–Earth–Moon geometry