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92/100 · ages Mainly primary; adaptable to early years, SEND, and older learners by programme

RSPB Education and Inspiring the Next Generation

The RSPB provides nature-learning activities, Wild Challenge, Big Schools’ Birdwatch, teacher resources, and school-visit guidance that connect children with wildlife.

WebsiteDownloadableBirdwatchingConservation
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Primary Science Teaching Trust Resources

The Primary Science Teaching Trust catalogue provides classroom activities, teacher toolkits, assessment support, and topic-filtered science resources for primary education.

WebsiteDownloadableAnimalsClassroom activities
Ages 3–12; item-specific · Free catalogue with some paid items91
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ESA Climate Detectives

ESA and ESERO’s Climate Detectives programme guides children ages 5–13 through Earth-related activities, evidence collection, investigations, galleries, and badges.

WebsiteDownloadableBadgesClimate science
Ages 5–13 for Kids; a separate 14–19 track is also offered · Free participation; school or organiser timelines apply94
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Nature Lab: Grades K–5

The Nature Conservancy’s Nature Lab provides elementary lesson plans that help children investigate ecosystems, wildlife, conservation and environmental questions through classroom-ready activities.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationEcosystems
Grades K–5 · Free public lesson plans92
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Science Museum Group Rocket Mice

Rocket Mice is a Science Museum Group hands-on activity about air pressure, air resistance and gravity in which children make and launch a paper rocket from a plastic bottle.

WebsiteDownloadableYouTubeAir pressureAt-home learning
Key Stages 1–2; approximately ages 5–11 · Free PDF and video activity91
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Smithsonian American Art Museum K–12 Resources

Smithsonian American Art Museum teacher guides and resources use works of art to support K–12 classroom learning, discussion and cross-curricular connections.

WebsiteDownloadableAmerican artCross-curricular learning
K–12; resource-specific · Free public guides91
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Science Museum Group Bottle Top Shapes

Bottle Top Shapes uses bottle tops or jar lids to help children investigate geometry, position, direction, symmetry and patterns through creative problem-solving.

WebsiteDownloadableYouTubeGeometryHands-on activities
Key Stage 1; approximately ages 5–7 · Free PDF and video activity90
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Science Museum Group Great Object Hunt: Explorer

This Science Museum Group printable activity pack guides children through observation and discussion challenges while exploring the Science Museum’s objects and their links to everyday life.

WebsiteDownloadableMuseum visitsObject hunts
Key Stages 1–3; approximately ages 5–14 · Free PDF download90
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National Gallery of Art Teaching Resources

The National Gallery of Art provides free teaching resources, lesson units and Art Tales materials that help educators and families explore art with children from early learning through secondary school.

WebsiteDownloadableArt TalesArt history
Early childhood through secondary; resource-specific · Free online resources92
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Sciencenter Resources for Educators

Sciencenter’s educator hub provides group-visit planning guides, hands-on activity guides and professional materials for using museum-based science learning with children.

WebsiteDownloadableEducator guidesGroup visits
Children and school groups; activity-specific · Free public resources89
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Australian Science Week Early Childhood Resources 2026

National Science Week and the University of Canberra provide EYLF-aligned science activities, instruction sheets, and family postcards for young children.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly childhood scienceEducator guides
Primarily ages 3–5 · Free92
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Hong Kong Science Museum Education Resources

Hong Kong Science Museum offers downloadable activity sheets and teachers’ guides connected to exhibitions including living technology, AI, biodiversity, Earth science and environmental conservation.

WebsiteDownloadableActivity sheetsBiodiversity
Kindergarten through secondary; resource-specific · Free downloads92
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NGV Learning Resources

The National Gallery of Victoria’s searchable learning catalogue filters art and design resources by audience, year level, learning area, exhibition focus, and format.

WebsiteDownloadableArt activitiesDesign
Early learners through secondary; item-specific · Free digital resources92
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