Games History
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Edusim 3D
A free 3D learning world where children build, explore science topics, and code with blocks or JavaScript.
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Learning Adventures
Free, no-sign-up games and interactive storybooks for grades K-5 across math, science, English, history, and mixed skills.
Mission US
Research-based history games and classroom materials that place middle-school learners inside complex moments in U.S. history.
Field Day Learning Games
Free narrative learning games from a University of Wisconsin–Madison lab, designed with researchers and educators to explore science, history, journalism, and environmental topics.
House of European History Families
A free family visit resource with museum trails, the Daily Spy activity for ages 6–12, Discovery Spaces, and intergenerational history learning.
National Museum of the United States Army Family Activities
Family activities, scavenger hunts, and public programmes that help children explore Army history through museum galleries and play.
BrightKidz Hub
BrightKidz Hub is an offline-friendly library of illustrated articles, books, and short games for curious children covering science, technology, nature, maths, arts, and history.
Kidipedia
Kidipedia is a free, ad-free encyclopedia and learning world for children, with illustrated articles, books, daily learning paths, and games across school subjects.
Canadian Museum of History Games and Activities
Free history games, puzzles, quizzes, craft activities, scavenger hunts, and family projects from Canada's national museum.
National D-Day Memorial Education Resources
Free lesson plans, activities, and virtual offerings that help students learn about D-Day and World War II history.
National Trust Family Days Out
Family walks, play areas, wildlife, historic places, trails, and rainy-day activities across National Trust sites in the North East of England.
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