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National Science Week Early Childhood Resources 2026
Australian National Science Week’s 2026 early-childhood pack offers sound, bubbles, and robots activities for young children, with educator instructions and postcards for carers.
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NOAA Ocean Service Just for Kids
NOAA Ocean Service’s Just for Kids hub offers ocean and climate activities, activity books, videos, marine-debris learning, sanctuary resources, hands-on science, and weather and ocean topics for children of different ages.
Ontario Science Centre
A government science-centre program with hands-on science play, kids’ programs, maker activities, pop-up events, and do-it-yourself science resources during its transition to a new home.
Ready Kids Games
Free U.S. government emergency-preparedness games that help children practice disaster safety, kit building, first-aid choices, and decision-making.
USGS Solar System Education
The U.S. Geological Survey solar-system education page connects elementary classroom lesson plans with planetary geology, lunar resources, Astrogeology, and additional official Earth-and-space materials.
National Weather Service Education
The National Weather Service Education portal provides weather and climate learning for children, educators, and families through JetStream, student opportunities, citizen science, classroom data, safety materials, videos, outreach, and virtual field-trip links.
NC Culture Kids Videos
North Carolina’s Department of Natural and Cultural Resources produces a children-and-family YouTube collection about state parks, wetlands, wildflowers, wildlife, ecosystems, museums, and natural history.
The early childhood literacy teaching toolkit explained
This Victoria Government explainer introduces an early-childhood literacy teaching toolkit for educators and services, with guidance intended to support young children’s communication, language and early reading development.
City of Aurora Nature Programs
City naturalists lead nature education for all ages covering local wildlife, plants, geology, astronomy, and local history through municipal programs and classes.
Idaho Early Learning eGuidelines
Idaho’s official early-learning guidance explains children’s development and learning from birth through age eight, with domains covering approaches to learning, physical well-being, communication, and cognition.
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