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86/100 · ages 5–14

Genesis Kids

NASA’s Genesis mission learning page introduces children to the Sun and solar system through interactive games and activities, including instrument matching, Mars mazes, and word searches.

WebsiteScience gamesSolar system
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Mars Global Surveyor for Kids: Mars Activities

NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor for Kids page offers instrument-matching games, Mars mazes, and a Mars-themed word search, plus links to additional Mars learning activities.

WebsiteMarsPuzzles
8–14 · Free82
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SciShow Space

SciShow’s dedicated space channel explains planets, stars, missions, astronomy discoveries, and the science of the universe.

YouTube channelAstronomyPlanetary science
9–18 · Free with paid options89
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NASA eClips

NASA videos and learning resources that connect space science with classroom and family STEM learning.

WebsiteAstronomyExperiments
8-18 · Free92
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Hubble's Cosmic Adventure

A NASA Hubble game lets children choose a journey through the universe, answer questions, and follow their choices to destinations from nearby planets to distant galaxies.

WebsiteYouTubeAstronomyHubble
8–14 · Free88
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NASA

Official NASA videos about space exploration, science, missions, Earth, astronomy, astronauts, and the future of discovery.

YouTube channelWebsiteAstronomyEarth science
8–18 · Free93
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NASA For Students Grades K–4

NASA’s grade-banded collection for younger learners combines coloring pages, space games, storybooks, videos, crafts, launch challenges, and printable activities about NASA missions and science.

WebsiteYouTube channelCraftsPrintable activities
5–10 · Free91
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NASA JPL Education Overview

An official overview of NASA JPL’s education mission, audiences, K-12 content, STEM resources, and family-facing space learning.

WebsiteFamily learningSTEM
8–18 · Free88
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NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Official NASA JPL videos about robotic exploration, Mars rovers, planetary missions, space technology, and skywatching.

YouTube channelWebsiteAstronomyMars
8–18 · Free92
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NASA Space Place Activities

NASA Space Place Activities offers printable and interactive space-science activities for children, including science-fair projects, mazes, planet games, rockets, sound, maps, and Earth science.

WebsiteDownloadableAstronomyEarth science
6–12 · Free92
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10+ Things to Do with NASA at Home

NASA Science’s family article curates at-home rockets, moon-phase activities, videos, space exploration, citizen science, podcasts, ebooks, and hands-on STEM projects.

WebsiteYouTube channelCitizen scienceFamily activities
6–18 · Free88
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Challenger Center STEM at Home

A NASA and Challenger Center collection of adaptable science, technology, engineering, and math lessons for home learning, spanning Earth science, chemistry, forces, Mars, and the solar system.

WebsiteChemistryEarth science
5–18 · Free88
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NASA JPL K-12 Educator Resources

A searchable NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory library of K-12 lessons, projects, videos, collections, and teachable moments.

WebsiteDownloadableLesson plansSTEM
5–18 · Free91
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