Well I honestly haven't tried any such program nor platform; however, after watching those videos I figured that I might want to check out one of the platforms discussed which is Scratch, having been mentioned that it can be used in teaching Science, so I thought I might want to check it out.https://scratch.mit.edu/

While checking this website out I came across this Science lab game that had 2 modes (experiment mode and game mode). I thought this is a very fun way to teach students the basics of experimenting in a fun and engaging way. Also from what I could figure out was that the designer of this Science Lab Game was a student himself who took great pride in his work. Also many students (most probably his age) interacted and shared fun comments. (Pictures attached)

Science Lab Game

His Peers Comments

Check it out:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/72992766/