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Screenshot of Coding with Kids
89/100 · ages 5–18; K–12 school programmes

Coding with Kids

Coding with Kids provides live online and in-person classes, camps, school programmes, robotics, engineering, game design, Python, Minecraft modding, and age-progressive coding and AI projects for children and teens.

WebsiteAI literacyCoding classes
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Screenshot of ESA Back to School 2026–27 STEM Projects

ESA Back to School 2026–27 STEM Projects

The European Space Agency’s 2026–27 Teacher’s Corner collection brings together Climate Detectives, Mission X, Astro Pi, CanSat, and Moon Camp, connecting school students with hands-on space science, coding, Earth observation, engineering, and design.

WebsiteWebsiteDownloadableCodingEarth observation
5–19 depending on project · Free project resources; registration and national implementation vary94
Screenshot of ESA Back to School 2026–2027 STEM Projects

ESA Back to School 2026–2027 STEM Projects

ESA Education’s current school-project overview connects students with Climate Detectives, Mission X, Astro Pi, CanSat, and Moon Camp activities.

WebsiteAstronaut trainingEarth observation
Ages 5–19 by project · Free project information and participation routes93
Screenshot of ORISE STEM Lesson Plans for K–12 Teachers

ORISE STEM Lesson Plans for K–12 Teachers

The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education provides a library of free K–12 STEM lesson plans, PDFs, activities, games and student opportunities.

WebsiteDownloadableAI literacyEnergy science
K–12; lesson-specific · Free public lesson plans and resources92
Screenshot of Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2026

Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition 2026

The Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition presents current research through public-facing exhibits and activities designed to help children, families and other visitors explore science and engineering.

WebsiteEngineeringFamily learning
Children and families; activity-specific · Free public exhibition; booking may be required89
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Kids in Space 2026

Makers Empire’s 2026 Kids in Space programme showcases primary-school design-thinking and STEM projects addressing astronaut and space-exploration challenges, supported by Australian space and education partners.

WebsiteEngineeringPrimary school
6–12 · Programme terms vary by participating school or organiser88
Screenshot of Science Museum Group Rocket Mice

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
Screenshot of Museum of Science Boston Youth Programs

Museum of Science Boston Youth Programs

The Museum of Science Boston Youth Programs page gathers high-school STEM opportunities including science series, computer-science events, a 2026 innovation hackathon, biotechnology and renewable-energy workshops, MEDscience, and internships.

WebsitePhysical placeBiotechnologyComputer science
High-school learners; programme-specific · Access and registration vary; some school admission funded90
Screenshot of ESA Back to School Student Space Projects

ESA Back to School Student Space Projects

The European Space Agency’s teacher page presents student projects including Astro Pi, Moon Camp, and CanSat to inspire classroom space and engineering learning.

WebsiteDownloadableClassroom projectsCoding projects
School-age students; project-specific · Free public project information; participation dates and eligibility vary88
Screenshot of Science Museum Energy Hall

Science Museum Energy Hall

The Science Museum’s Energy Hall traces steam power and industrial change through historic full-size engines, models, and engineering stories, with an educational gallery page for family and school visits.

WebsitePhysical placeEnergyEngineering history
Children, families, and school groups · Free gallery; museum visit and booking terms vary85
Screenshot of Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery

Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery

The Science Museum’s Mathematics: The Winton Gallery explores how mathematics has shaped the modern world through objects, stories, and gallery interpretation.

WebsitePhysical placeEngineeringFamily visits
Children, families, and school groups · Free gallery; museum visit and booking terms vary87
Screenshot of EDC IDEAS Maker Program

EDC IDEAS Maker Program

Education Development Center’s IDEAS project is an inventing, designing, and engineering maker program for students and informal STEM learning.

WebsiteDownloadableEngineering designInformal STEM
Middle school; program-specific · Free public resource page; materials and implementation vary86
Screenshot of NASA Space Out This Summer STEM Activities

NASA Space Out This Summer STEM Activities

NASA’s official summer roundup introduces space-themed STEM activities and learning opportunities for children and families through NASA’s learning resources.

WebsiteDownloadableAstronomyEngineering
Children and families; activity-specific · Free91
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