History & culture Animals
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OLogy
A science discovery site for kids from the American Museum of Natural History, with stories, games, videos, and hands-on activities.
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National Geographic Education
Explorer Classroom, interactive lesson plans, maps, free resources, and geography learning from the National Geographic Society.
Nat Geo Kids
Official National Geographic Kids videos about animals, science, engineering, and the natural world.
The Brain Scoop
Natural-history, museum, animal, and specimen stories hosted by the Field Museum’s former chief curiosity correspondent.
Natural History Museum Discover
Science and nature facts, news, and stories about animals, fossils, Earth history, and the research behind the natural world.
Britannica Kids
Reference articles, images, videos, and activities that help young researchers explore science, animals, history, and geography.
Leeds City Museum Family Guide
Leeds City Museum’s official family guide introduces animal displays, archaeology, mini dig zones, costumes, music, hands-on interactives, reading areas, and family-friendly events.
North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences Video Library
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences’ official video library shares science, wildlife, nature, and museum learning clips and playlists for families and students.
Field Museum Visiting with Kids
Family museum visits, adventure guides, and hands-on natural history experiences at Chicago’s Field Museum.
Natural History Museum London Family Activities
Family activities, dinosaur discoveries, nature learning, and hands-on science ideas from London’s Natural History Museum.
FreeSchool
Friendly children’s videos about science, nature, art, music, geography, history, and the world around us.
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