Physical health Science
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Explore 11 trusted physical health science resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Royal Botanical Gardens Child and Family Programs
Royal Botanical Gardens in Hamilton and Burlington offers nature-based family programs including Nature Babies, Oaks and Acorns early-years play, family birding, children’s gardening, camps, and Junior Naturalists.
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CDC Elementary Student Resources
Free comics, games, apps, videos, and activities that introduce elementary students to public health and healthy choices.
SciShow Psych
Science explainers about the human brain, behavior, memory, emotion, perception, and psychology research.
State Botanical Garden of Georgia Children and Families
The University of Georgia’s State Botanical Garden offers a Children’s Garden, Sweet Pea Club, Garden Gnomes activities, passports, family festivals, camps, and nature-based programs.
Aquarium of the Pacific
Family-friendly ocean learning with animal exhibits, hands-on programs, conservation stories, and children’s educational activities.
Kids Environment Kids Health
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences’ kid-focused hub combines environmental-health science, games, stories, and activities for curious learners.
MinuteFood
Short food-science videos explaining cooking, ingredients, nutrition, taste, and the science of what people eat and drink.
CMLH at Home
Children’s Museum of La Habra activity ideas for little learners, including nature walks, storytelling, crafts, sensory play, engineering, science, math, music, and movement.
AsapSCIENCE
Science explainers about biology, physics, chemistry, health, and everyday questions presented through short animated videos.
Field Museum PlayLab Programs
The Field Museum’s PlayLab programs invite young scientists ages 3 through first grade to learn through workshops, free drop-in PlayDates, camps, and field trips.
CellieKids
Free educational videos, games, songs, activities, and printables for children ages 2-9.
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