Bill Nye’s VR Science Squad vs Time Tutor

Join Bill Nye’s Science Squad for an immersive virtual reality learning experience! Step into the lab with Bill Nye’s Science Squad VR as we explore everything from rocket science to the inner workings of the human body and more! Follow along as Bill walks you through step-by-step instructions for hands-on projects. Then blast off to explore the cosmos or jump into extreme weather with immersive experiences in virtual reality! Please note that this app works best when used alongside the physical toys and projects. An activation code is required and found within the retail pack sold in stores. If you do not have a code, the VR experiences can be purchased inside the app. The VR goggles inside the retail packs are required for a true VR experience, though a hand-held full-screen mode is also available. For more information please visit https://www.abacusbrands.com/collections/bill-nye Abacus paid service terms: https://www.abacusbrands.com/pages/terms-condition-and-privacy-policy Privacy policy: https://www.abacusbrands.com/pages/privacy-policy

Learn to tell time through interactive practice. Time Tutor helps kids build confidence reading analog clocks, matching digital time, setting clocks, and solving elapsed time problems. Designed for kids, parents, and teachers, Time Tutor makes learning simple, clear, and rewarding. Practice with multiple learning modes: • Explore Time to see how analog and digital clocks work together • Set the Clock to move the hands to match the correct time • Read the Clock to identify the time shown on an analog clock • Elapsed Time to figure out how much time has passed • Challenge Modes to earn crowns through speed and accuracy Choose the right difficulty level: • Hour only • Quarter hours • 5-minute intervals • Any minute • 12-hour and 24-hour time With kid-friendly controls and a clean, focused design, Time Tutor is an easy way to practice time skills at home or in the classroom. Time Tutor offers a clean learning experience with no ads, no artificial limits, and no tracking.