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93/100 · ages Ages 4–18; activity-specific

Exploratorium Science Activities

The Exploratorium offers more than 300 teacher-tested science activities for children from preschool through high school, with practical ways to investigate science at home or in educational settings.

WebsiteAt-home learningExperiments
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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
Mainly primary; adaptable to early years, SEND, and older learners by programme · Free resources and activities92
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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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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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Contagious Maths

The Millennium Mathematics Project’s Contagious Maths collection uses infectious-disease modelling to teach school students and the public how mathematics helps understand and respond to epidemics.

WebsiteYouTube channelClassroom resourcesDisease spread
11–14 classroom route; older students and public route · Free online resources88
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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 Early Years Foundation Stage Resources

The Science Museum Group provides playful science, technology, engineering and maths activities for children aged 4–7, with ideas for museum visits, online exploration and learning at home.

WebsiteAt-home learningEarly years
Ages 4–7 · Free public resources94
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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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Space Cadets Online

The National Space Centre’s Space Cadets Online is an expert-led online space club for ages 7–11 with 60-minute science sessions, talks, craft ideas, interactive activities, and downloadable resources.

WebsiteWebsiteAstronomyOnline workshops
7–11 · £4 per household login91
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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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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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US EPA Science Fair Environmental Projects

EPA’s science-fair page offers environmental project ideas about surface-water quality, waste reduction, reuse, and recycling for students and teachers.

WebsiteExperimentsScience fair
Grades 6–8 emphasis; project-specific · Free88
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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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