Parent & educator Geography
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National Geographic Education
Explorer Classroom, interactive lesson plans, maps, free resources, and geography learning from the National Geographic Society.
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USGS Educational Resources
Natural science lessons, activities, maps, podcasts, videos, and data resources from the U.S. Geological Survey.
Australian Museum 200 Treasures Unit
The Australian Museum’s 200 Treasures primary-school unit uses the museum’s collections and exhibition to build history, geography, English, research, literacy, mapping, storytelling, and exhibition-design activities before, during, and after a visit.
NOAA Ocean Service for Students
Free ocean science tutorials about corals, tides, currents, coastal pollution, estuaries, and navigation from NOAA.
Royal Museums Greenwich Learning Resources
Free astronomy, science, maths, geography, history, literacy, and early-years resources from the Royal Observatory and National Maritime Museum.
Britannica Kids
Reference articles, images, videos, and activities that help young researchers explore science, animals, history, and geography.
Homeschool Pop
Elementary learning videos from a homeschool educator covering history, science, geography, civics, and seasonal topics.
National Geographic Explorer Mindset
National Geographic’s Explorer Mindset introduces exploration attitudes, skills and knowledge through educator-facing learning frameworks, explorer profiles and downloadable English and Spanish resources.
KidsOnline
A free browser library of small games across math, reading, science, logic, geography, and early learning for ages 2–12; children can play without signing up.
National Geographic Education
Free maps, videos, interactives, events, and classroom resources that help learners explore geography, science, and the world.
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