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Explore 10 trusted science natural history resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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The Brain Scoop
Natural-history, museum, animal, and specimen stories hosted by the Field Museum’s former chief curiosity correspondent.
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BBC Earth Kids
Official BBC Earth Kids videos with animal facts, wildlife clips, science, and natural-history stories.
Oxford University Museum of Natural History Families
Family activities, crafts, events, and child-friendly discovery at Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
Houston Museum of Natural Science Family Programs
Houston Museum of Natural Science family programs offer hands-on science classes, camps, labs, scouts activities, family overnights, and virtual learning experiences.
Q?rius
An interactive Smithsonian learning space and online collection where children can explore 6,000 objects, try activities, solve science puzzles, and meet experts.
Spectacular Specimens
KUOW and the Burke Museum’s family science podcast explores specimen collections and life on Earth, with a downloadable listen-along activity book.
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Virtual School Programs
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County offers virtual school programs that bring museum educators and science topics into classrooms online.
Texas Science & Natural History Museum
The Texas Science & Natural History Museum at the University of Texas at Austin connects families with fossils, astronomy, biodiversity, and hands-on natural-history exhibits and programs.
Sam Noble Museum Family Programs
Sam Noble Museum Family Programs invite children and adults to investigate the natural world together through science activities and family events for ages 5 and up.
Carnegie Museum To Go
Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Museum To Go brings virtual field trips, online classes, Super Science Saturday activities, science videos, coloring pages, animal videos, and digital programmes to families and educators.
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