History & culture Games
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BBC Bitesize
Free curriculum-linked lessons, games, quizzes, and study support for children and teenagers.
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Learning Adventures
Free learning games and interactive ebooks for children in grades K–5, with math, science, reading, and history adventures.
OLogy
A free American Museum of Natural History science site with games, stories, hands-on activities, videos, and K-8 learning resources.
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.
iCivics Games
Free civic-learning games that let students explore government, law, elections, and public decision making through play.
Teach the UN
K–12 teaching guides, games, activities, and child-friendly resources about peace, human rights, sustainability, and the United Nations.
The Strong National Museum of Play Educators
Play-based museum learning, field trips, school programs, and educator ideas from The Strong National Museum of Play.
ABC Education
Free Australian curriculum-linked videos, games, lessons, and classroom resources for children, families, and teachers.
Tate Kids
Artist stories, games, quizzes, and art-making ideas for children from Tate museums.
Willow Brain
Free interactive learning adventures for curious children across science, nature, geography, history, math, and logic.
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