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RSPB Wild Challenge
Nature missions, wildlife activities, badges, and outdoor challenges for children and families from the RSPB.
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RSPB Wild Challenge
Nature missions, wildlife activities, badges, and outdoor challenges for children and families from the RSPB.
BBC Super Movers
Curriculum-linked songs, movement videos, and active learning resources for children across maths, English, sport, and wellbeing.
Kids in Parks
Free outdoor adventures, TRACK Trail activities, e-Adventures, brochures, and nature challenges that help families explore parks together.
Nature Kids
Nature observation, wildlife identification guides, activity books, fun facts, and family outdoor learning from Nature Alberta for ages 4-12.
CDC Elementary Student Resources
Free comics, games, apps, videos, and activities that introduce elementary students to public health and healthy choices.
CellieKids
Free educational videos, games, songs, activities, and printables for children ages 2-9.
Year in Nature
Free nature-based learning activities, guides, seasonal projects, and family resources that help children build a lasting connection with the outdoors.
KidsHealth
Plain-language health information for children, teens, parents, and educators from Nemours Children’s Health.
GoNoodle
Movement, dance, mindfulness, language, and classroom-friendly videos that help kids get active and reset.
Smiling Mind
A not-for-profit mindfulness platform with guided programs for children, families, schools, and adults.
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