Science Biodiversity
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Explore 10 trusted science biodiversity resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Hong Kong Science Museum Education Resources
Hong Kong Science Museum offers downloadable activity sheets and teachers’ guides connected to exhibitions including living technology, AI, biodiversity, Earth science and environmental conservation.
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Education Nature Park
Education Nature Park is a free UK programme commissioned by the Department for Education, helping schools, colleges, and nurseries map and improve their grounds while teaching biodiversity, climate, and nature topics.
WWF Wild Classroom Toolkits
Species, climate, biodiversity, ocean, and food-waste teaching toolkits with activities for home and school.
Forest Kids Game
A free FAO educational video game that teaches children about forests, biodiversity, climate, and ecosystem restoration through mini-games and exploration of four forest biomes.
RHS National Education Nature Park
The Royal Horticultural Society’s National Education Nature Park hub supports nurseries, schools, and colleges with practical biodiversity and outdoor-learning resources connected to the UK Education Nature Park.
Tel Aviv University Schoolyard Biodiversity Monitoring
A Tel Aviv University citizen-science program helps teachers and students monitor schoolyard biodiversity with observation, iNaturalist, and real-world ecology.
USGS Ecosystems Education
USGS ecosystems education resources help learners investigate habitats, biodiversity, ecological change, and the science behind conservation.
Forest Kids
An FAO educational game about forests, biodiversity, climate, and restoration, with mini-games that take children on an expedition through different forest biomes.
Kids for Nature
Singapore’s National Parks Board provides a Primary 1–2 outdoor education programme with lesson plans, worksheets, guidebooks, and park-based nature activities for teachers.
Nature and Me
Gardens by the Bay’s self-guided activity programme helps primary-school children observe plants and animals, record findings, and explore biodiversity with downloadable activity sheets.
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