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Ontario Science Centre At Home
Science experiments, family activities, virtual events, and K-12 learning resources from the Ontario Science Centre.
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CU Museum Family Activities
Free science, nature, art, and family activities from the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History.
FIRST LEGO League
A guided robotics and STEM program where children build, code, collaborate, and solve real-world challenges.
Howtosmile
Free, searchable STEM activities from museums, public media, universities, and educational organisations for families and educators.
National Gallery Singapore Family Guide
A family guide to child-friendly gallery activities, art-making, storytelling, play spaces, and hands-on experiences at National Gallery Singapore.
NYC Discovery Lab
Free weekend museum activities for children ages 5-12 and adults, combining gallery exploration with hands-on art, culture, and history projects.
Discovery Education Virtual Field Trips
Free virtual field trips and DE Docs that take K-12 learners to real places and topics with educator guides and hands-on activities.
Kids in Parks
Free outdoor adventures, TRACK Trail activities, e-Adventures, brochures, and nature challenges that help families explore parks together.
We The Curious
A science experience with interactive exhibits, workshops, planetarium shows, and family discovery in Bristol.
Shoebox Lab
Free hands-on science kits and captioned videos that help children investigate gravity, matter, and motion.
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