Family learning STEM
for kids
Explore 10 trusted family learning stem resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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ESA Education YouTube
The European Space Agency’s education video hub offers space-STEM explainers, experiments, student mission documentaries, expert interviews, and behind-the-scenes learning videos.
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UPMC Science Center at Whitaker Center
UPMC Science Center at Whitaker Center combines interactive exhibits, STEM design studios, scout workshops, sensory-friendly sessions, and toddler science exploration.
Curico
A nonprofit family-learning app with more than 1,000 guided STEM, art, craft, and nature activities, using short videos, images, and a kid-friendly guide for hands-on learning at home.
Surprise Button Kids Library
Surprise Button is a curated learning library that organizes educator-reviewed videos, articles, and lessons by age and subject across STEM, arts, history, nature, and life skills.
New York Hall of Science Families Learning Together
Families Learning Together is a New York Hall of Science community program in which caregivers and children use simple materials for hands-on STEM exploration and receive activity resources to continue at home.
Satori Kids Technology Clubs
Satori Foundation’s Kids Technology Clubs provide free, hands-on technology learning where children and families build with AI, robots, and code in community programs.
EduVista Coding Lab
EduVista Coding Lab is a browser learning environment with visual coding paths, Python practice, and project-oriented exercises designed to make programming approachable for young learners.
Children’s Science Center Lab
Children’s Science Center Lab offers hands-on STEM experiences, family science nights, special events, and interactive learning for children and families in Northern Virginia.
Science Museum Oklahoma Family Resources
Science Museum Oklahoma Family Resources provide SMO at Home experiments and learning videos created by museum educators, using simple materials to explore science with children and adults.
Brown University Artemis Coding Program
Brown University’s Artemis program offers free, supportive computer-science learning for Providence-area students in grades 5–8 through Microbits, Scratch, and Python tracks.
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