Science K–12
for kids
Explore 10 trusted science k–12 resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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NASA Teach: STEM Activities
NASA’s educator-facing STEM activity catalog from JPL, searchable by product type, subject, grade level, and topic across Earth, space, physical science, math, and technology.
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NSF Educational Resources: Earth & Environment
A U.S. National Science Foundation collection of classroom lessons, videos, images, and web resources about Earth and environmental science for teachers, students, and families.
SERC K–12
A Science Education Resource Center portal with hundreds of K–12 classroom activities, lessons, labs, field-trip ideas, maps, collections, and educator tools.
CK-12
Free K–12 learning with digital textbooks, flashcards, adaptive practice, simulations, and Flexi support across math and science.
WHOI K–12 Ocean Learning
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s K–12 outreach resource with ocean-science curriculum materials, teacher packets, news, Oceanus magazine, and the Ocean Learning Hub.
Dangon
Dangon is a free K–12 learning platform with lessons, games, interactive worlds, and practice across mathematics, language, science, geography, history, and logic.
Code.org The Hour of AI
The Hour of AI is Code.org’s global collection of more than 250 free, one-hour AI and computer-science activities across grades and settings, including AI for Oceans, creative AI projects, Minecraft, music, and web development.
GLOBE Formal Educators
The GLOBE Program roadmap for formal educators, connecting K–12 teachers and students with science protocols, training, observations, dashboards, and NASA-sponsored Earth-system investigations.
NASA Climate Kids CubeSat Builder
NASA Climate Kids CubeSat Builder is an interactive engineering game where learners design and build satellite parts while learning about CubeSats.
Code 4 Tomorrow
Code 4 Tomorrow offers free K–12 computer-science classes and coding learning opportunities for young people through an education-focused nonprofit program.
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