Design your own spacecraft using virtual materials with the Smithsonian's Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation!

Build your own Mason Bee Hotel with this awesome Roots & Shoots DIY activity!

Download and enjoy this awesome activity and coloring booklet from NASA!

Create giant bubbles and learn how and why they are unique!

Create your own butterfly feeder!

Build a bird nest using falling twigs, leaves, and other natural findings from outside!

Color these pages and learn about the various animals at the American Prairie Reserve in Montana!

Grow a seed greenhouse at home with the Washington Youth Garden!

Take a virtual walk hosted by the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden!

Observe seed germination, minus the dirt!

Celebrate Earth Day every day.

Billions of cicadas are here! Learn about this once in every 17 year event.

Learn about clouds and then make them yourself.

Follow a bird's migration and then create your own.

Learn what causes seasons in this educational activity.

Spring has sprung. Learn about the science behind it.

Learn about women at NASA making a mark in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Learn about these important women in NASA's history.

Drive a rover on Mars and collect data for scientists to investigate.

Watch NASA land its latest rover after a seven month journey.

They say that no two snowflakes are the same. Find out all about them and then make your own.

Imagine what you would do if you could hibernate.

Make a model of the Earth's layers that's good enough to eat!

Explore science activities for the whole family from the California Science Center.

Do you know what cryptology is?

Explore the cosmos from the comfort of your home.

Join an archeological dig to find how the Caddo Indian tribe lived.

Discover what's in your own backyard.

Check out at home activities from the National Zoo.

Recycle a toilet paper roll and make a bird feeder!

Learn more about each month's full moon with this outside activity.

See what happens when you mix some basic household items.

There’s lots to explore when you head outdoors!

Do you know what composting is?

Homemade “Chia” pets are the perfect activity for a cold or rainy afternoon.

Play this fun game about ice and the animals that live on it!

Dive into these wild facts about weather.

Test your climate knowledge with this fun quiz.

Learn about hurricanes!

Set up your own weather station and learn more about weather reporting.

Learn about weather phenomena and create weather too!

Discover more about weather, climate, energy, and more!

Take a look at your backyard or your neighborhood and find everything on this list.

Check out zoo and wildlife webcams from around the world and see what the animals are up to when the humans aren't around.

Watch the Giant Pandas romp around and explore their environment.

Tune in to experience wildlife in your own home!

Explore the fascinating world of paleontology with guided activities.

Ease cabin fever with these bird-related hands-on activities designed to explore nature and science.

Take part in this fort building design challenge!

Join teacher Cassia, Victoria Giraffe and Puppy as they create their own fanciful story about nature, math, and science.

Discover what happens when you combine milk, food coloring, and small objects like pebbles or marbles, in a small bowl or saucer!

Find your park with online activities and virtual tours from the National Park Service!

Experience a virtual tour of Yellowstone National Park!

Watch salmon leaping up the falls, while brown bears compete with each other for the best fishing spots.

Watch and listen as animals come by this waterhole for a stroll or a drink of water.

Watch Grauer's gorillas as they come and go from the forest!

Watch elephants in their natural habitat in the Tembe Elephant Park, Amangusi, South Africa.

Learn at your own pace with science activities and topics you can access anytime.

Learn how to make s’mores using solar energy and everyday supplies in this video cooking lesson.

Science activities for kids of all ages from Discovery Place Science in Charlotte, NC.

Learn about cohesion by running an exciting race using only wax paper and water.

At-home science experiments, planetarium shows, live feeds and much more.

This animated video depicts the relationship between Earth and all living things.

This video series explores animals and adventures, designed by kids, for kids.

A young animal expert from the Bronx Children’s Museum describes the characteristics of the Hognose snake.

An at-home botany lesson from the Everett Children's Adventure Garden at the New York Botanical Garden.

Engaging at-home activities from the Natural History Museum in London.

The Nature Conservancy offers virtual field trips to natural environments around the world.

Watch sea otters, jellyfish, and sharks as ten live cameras document the wonders of the Pacific Ocean.

Watch cheetahs, naked mole-rats, lions, pandas and elephants live from the National Zoo.

Learn about surface tension with this fun and colorful activity.

Here’s a fun activity from the Minnesota Children's Museum to try with common materials you already have around the house.

Take important concepts and put them into form with science experiments, cool facts, free games, videos, and more.

The Audubon Society has gathered child-friendly activities that can be done from home or in a yard or park.

To help explain COVID-19, the Exploratorium in San Francisco explains how viruses work.

Explore all kinds of "ologies," from archaeology to zoology on this science site for kids from the American Museum of Natural History.

The Franklin Institute of Science invites you to explore, create, and learn together—from home!

Discover Earth’s animals and geography on Nat Geo’s kid-friendly site..

Underwater cameras feature Blue Blubber jellyfish and the Pacific Coral Reef.

Tons of experiments and activities for all ages brought to you by the NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam.

STEAMwork of the National Children's Museum shows you how to make gloop with easy-to-find materials.

Science educators from the Children's Museum of Indianapolis explain how to make balloon monster heads.

Making your own whistle is super simple!