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Screenshot of Science Museum Group Early Years Foundation Stage Resources
94/100 · ages Ages 4–7

Science Museum Group Early Years Foundation Stage Resources

The Science Museum Group provides playful science, technology, engineering and maths activities for children aged 4–7, with ideas for museum visits, online exploration and learning at home.

WebsiteAt-home learningEarly years
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Screenshot of Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem Make and Learn

Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem Make and Learn

Make and Learn is a Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem hybrid education initiative combining curriculum-linked teaching units, interactive mini exhibits, maker-inspired after-school learning, and at-home science and technology challenges.

WebsiteDownloadablePhysical placeAt-home experimentsFamily learning
Grades 4–7 and ages 10–15 depending on activity · Free project resources; programme terms vary93
Screenshot of DuPage Children’s Museum Educator Resources

DuPage Children’s Museum Educator Resources

DuPage Children’s Museum provides STEAM lesson plans, early-learning facilitation guides, field-trip social stories and sensory maps for educators.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly learningField trips
Pre-K–5; resource-specific · Free public resources93
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Children's Museum Houston

A hands-on children’s museum with exhibits, science and math activities, arts, workshops, and family events in Houston.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningFamily activities
0–12 · Paid90
Screenshot of Children’s Museum Houston 3D Virtual Field Trips

Children’s Museum Houston 3D Virtual Field Trips

A museum collection of all-time-access 3D virtual field trips with videos and hands-on activities about water, physical science, invention, city life, matter, and math missions for ages 5 and up.

WebsiteYouTube channelEngineeringHands-on activities
5–14 · Free88
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Science Museum Pattern Pod

The Science Museum’s Pattern Pod is a multi-sensory gallery for children under nine where playful exhibits develop prediction, pattern recognition, and early science skills.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly scienceInteractive exhibits
Under 9 and families · Free interactive gallery with museum visit; current terms vary88
Screenshot of Children’s Museum Houston Game Quest

Children’s Museum Houston Game Quest

An all-time-access collection of strategy and math games including Mancala, Gomoku, Shisima, Achi, Bagh Chal, and probability games with visible age-group and player guidance.

WebsiteYouTube channelFamily gamesMath games
4–12 · Free87
Screenshot of Akron Children’s Museum Virtual Field Trip

Akron Children’s Museum Virtual Field Trip

A virtual museum experience for kindergarten through fifth grade with challenges, games, cooking, movement, art, and financial-literacy activities aligned with Ohio learning standards.

WebsiteCreative activitiesFinancial literacy
5–11 · Paid with free sample86
Screenshot of Seattle Universal Math Museum

Seattle Universal Math Museum

A hands-on math museum and event program where children explore mathematics through exhibits, family sessions, camps, and playful problem solving.

WebsitePhysical placeCampsFamily programs
3–14 · Free and paid events; museum access varies92
Screenshot of Milwaukee Public Museum Early Learning Virtual Resources

Milwaukee Public Museum Early Learning Virtual Resources

Milwaukee Public Museum’s Early Learning collection gives PreK–K learners science, literacy, math, art, music, movement, and at-home activities organized around animals, dinosaurs, bugs, ecosystems, and neighborhoods.

WebsiteYouTube channelAnimalsAt-home learning
3–6 · Free87
Screenshot of Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery

Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery

The Science Museum’s Mathematics: The Winton Gallery explores how mathematics has shaped the modern world through objects, stories, and gallery interpretation.

WebsitePhysical placeEngineeringFamily visits
Children, families, and school groups · Free gallery; museum visit and booking terms vary87
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