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"Give light and people will find the way." Ella J. Baker
Science Sites
National Geographic learn more about the world we live in.
Climate Kids experts explore key climate issues
Earth Rangers provides great videos about and images of animals.
OLogy! is a science website for kids from the American Museum of Natural History.
DIY Design, build, and share new things offline and online
Tinkercad Amazingly simple yet powerful and flexible online CAD tool
Curiosity Machine has over 60 design challenges get kids planning, building, testing, and iterating their own engineering projects. Kids can engage in a true design process and utilize an amazing network of supportive experts, all while making real-world connections. Grades: 2–12
NOVA Labs is a free digital platform that engages teens and lifelong learnings in games and interactives that foster authentic scientific exploration. Free; Web; Grades: 6-12
Design Squad Nation classmates compete to solve engineering problems. Free; website; Grades: 3-8
The Kids Should see this collects STEM video for the curious. Free; website, Grades: k-12
National Geographic Education provide great resources to learn about the world we live in. Free; website; Grades: 2-10
As part of our commitment to STEM education for all students, we are excited to announce the launch of the Discovery Education STEM Camp - a dynamic series of standards-aligned curricula available at no cost to schools, districts, non-profit organizations, and parents for use as part of summer camps, after-school STEM programs or wherever support is needed.
Science Bob Science Bob is a fun, interactive site that has several different areas for kids to choose from. There are videos, experiments, science fair ideas and a research help link with many fantastic links to other sites. Don't forget to click on the"Whatever you do, DON'T CLICK HERE" button (or not)
NASA general STEM
A new room awaits kids on the NASA Kids’ Club website: The Clubhouse, accessible from the mission control console on the NASA Kids’ Clubpage (click on the center image of the space station), includes games and interactive features designed for K-4 students.
Climate Kids experts explore key climate issues
Earth Rangers provides great videos about and images of animals.
OLogy! is a science website for kids from the American Museum of Natural History.
DIY Design, build, and share new things offline and online
Tinkercad Amazingly simple yet powerful and flexible online CAD tool
Curiosity Machine has over 60 design challenges get kids planning, building, testing, and iterating their own engineering projects. Kids can engage in a true design process and utilize an amazing network of supportive experts, all while making real-world connections. Grades: 2–12
NOVA Labs is a free digital platform that engages teens and lifelong learnings in games and interactives that foster authentic scientific exploration. Free; Web; Grades: 6-12
Design Squad Nation classmates compete to solve engineering problems. Free; website; Grades: 3-8
The Kids Should see this collects STEM video for the curious. Free; website, Grades: k-12
National Geographic Education provide great resources to learn about the world we live in. Free; website; Grades: 2-10
As part of our commitment to STEM education for all students, we are excited to announce the launch of the Discovery Education STEM Camp - a dynamic series of standards-aligned curricula available at no cost to schools, districts, non-profit organizations, and parents for use as part of summer camps, after-school STEM programs or wherever support is needed.
Science Bob Science Bob is a fun, interactive site that has several different areas for kids to choose from. There are videos, experiments, science fair ideas and a research help link with many fantastic links to other sites. Don't forget to click on the"Whatever you do, DON'T CLICK HERE" button (or not)
NASA general STEM
A new room awaits kids on the NASA Kids’ Club website: The Clubhouse, accessible from the mission control console on the NASA Kids’ Clubpage (click on the center image of the space station), includes games and interactive features designed for K-4 students.