Master Owl — Student Discovery Worlds & Museums

Help students explore five offline science worlds and museums, from dinosaurs and space to minibeasts and wildlife.

Give students an offline way to explore science and history with Master Owl. Make a prediction, try an interactive world, or inspect a real photograph and follow the clues. The bundled collection works without an account or internet connection. FIVE INTERACTIVE SCIENCE WORLDS • Backyard Weather World — investigate changing shadows. • Our Solar System — explore day and night. • The Mixture Works — compare filtering and pouring. • Energy Island — follow energy from stored water to electricity. • Deep Time Earth — watch continents change across geological time. FIVE PICTURE-LED MUSEUMS • Dinosaur Discovery — inspect fossils, casts and dinosaur evidence. • The Sky Window — explore photographs of clouds, weather and the night sky. • Minibeast Museum — find clues in bees, spiders, snails and other small animals. • The Materials Workshop — investigate everyday materials and how people use them. • Wildlife Rescue Gallery — explore Australian wildlife and the features that help animals survive. Choose a school year to find a starting point. Each world includes a short Find, Guess, Try and Tell guide. At home adds family prompts; In class adds teacher notes, presentation mode and separate printable pupil and teacher sheets. Museum rooms include touch-friendly image inspection, reading controls and exhibit credits. The five worlds and five museums are bundled for offline exploration. The extension requests no Chrome permissions. Favourites, last activity, view choices, school-year selection and museum reading size stay on this device and are not sent to Master Owl. Clear saved choices from the shelf on shared computers. Answers are not recorded. Explore online opens Master Owl’s complete student collection and requires internet access and a student sign-in. Optional At home and In class links open Master Owl’s parent or tutor pages when you choose them. Add Master Owl, open a world or museum, and start exploring.