Parent & educator Biology
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Explore 10 trusted parent & educator biology resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Ask A Biologist
Arizona State University biology stories, games, activities, videos, podcasts, and selected Spanish learning resources for curious children.
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Be Smart
PBS Digital Studios science videos answering everyday questions about biology, physics, Earth, climate, and the universe.
Learn.Genetics
University of Utah science learning with interactive genetics, cells, evolution, ecology, human health, neuroscience, and virtual lab activities.
National Geographic: Outdoor Family Fun
National Geographic Education’s Outdoor Family Fun idea set gives families practical activities for gardening, biodiversity, nature observation, rocks, insects, habitats, and neighborhood exploration.
Atomency
A free browser science lab with interactive chemistry, physics, and biology simulations and guided virtual labs.
SciShow
Science explainers and curiosity-driven videos about biology, chemistry, physics, Earth, space, and everyday phenomena.
WonderLab Learning Resources
National Geographic’s WonderLab collection gives educators and older children activities, videos, and observation-based learning tools inspired by Explorer and photographer Anand Varma.
Science World Classroom Activities
Science World’s official educator hub with classroom activities, coding and engineering ideas, biology and sustainability activities, professional development, and school outreach programs.
Amoeba Sisters
Friendly biology videos, handouts, and study resources for learners exploring life science.
AsapSCIENCE
Science explainers about biology, physics, chemistry, health, and everyday questions presented through short animated videos.
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