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Screenshot of British Science Week 2027 Resource Packs
91/100 · ages Under 5–14

British Science Week 2027 Resource Packs

British Science Week’s free resource packs provide hands-on science and STEM activities for children from under 5s to around age 14; the 2027 taster pack is available now.

WebsiteClassroom packsCreativity
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Museo Scienza Playlab

A museum learning space for children ages 3–6 where art, science, technology, storytelling, tinkering, light, sound, nature, and imaginative play meet in five interactive rooms.

WebsitePhysical placeCreative playEarly science
3–6 · Paid museum admission plus reservation; some programmes vary91
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Smithsonian Youth Programs

The Smithsonian Youth Programs catalogue connects K–12 learners and teens with science, nature, technology, art, design, history, culture, camps, internships, zoo programmes, and museum-based learning.

WebsiteInternshipsMuseum learning
K–12 plus teen programmes · Access varies by programme91
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BBC Bitesize Primary

BBC’s primary-school learning hub for ages 3–11 with subject and year-group activities, videos, games, and topic packs across UK curricula.

WebsiteEarly yearsEnglish
3–11 · Free88
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Science Central TOTS

Science Central’s TOTS program introduces children ages 3–6 to monthly STEM themes through hands-on activities, storytime, and museum exploration.

WebsiteEarly STEMHands-on learning
3–6 · US$15 per child plus adult fees88
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Seattle Children’s Museum Programs

Seattle Children’s Museum’s official learning page gathers daily Story Time, Silly Science, Creative Corner, PNW Nature Walk, camps, classes, and family events.

WebsiteMuseum programsNature walks
0–12 · Admission or membership required88
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International Day of Children’s Universities

The European Children’s Universities Network page explains the 2026 International Day of Children’s Universities, connecting children and young people with science, research, arts, and humanities through university outreach.

WebsiteChildren’s universitiesInternational learning
Children and young people · Free public information; participation varies by organizer87
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Science Museum Bubble Explorers

Bubble Explorers is the Science Museum’s 30-minute interactive live show for young children and families, using bubbles, experiments, demonstrations, and questions to spark early science curiosity.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly scienceFamily visits
Recommended for ages 7 and under · £4.50 per person; ages 2 and under go free87
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Israel Children’s Museum Activities

The Israel Children’s Museum activities page lists age-banded immersive programmes using stories, textures, nature, science, and social learning for young visitors.

WebsiteImmersive learningMuseum activities
2.5–11 · Admission and booking required; terms vary86
Screenshot of Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem Make and Learn

Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem Make and Learn

Make and Learn is a Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem hybrid education initiative combining curriculum-linked teaching units, interactive mini exhibits, maker-inspired after-school learning, and at-home science and technology challenges.

WebsiteDownloadablePhysical placeAt-home experimentsFamily learning
Grades 4–7 and ages 10–15 depending on activity · Free project resources; programme terms vary93
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