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Science STEAM
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Screenshot of New York Public Library Learning
90/100 · ages 0–18

New York Public Library Learning

Storytimes, STEAM kits, reading recommendations, family activities, and free learning programs from NYPL.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly learningLiteracy
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Screenshot of Markham Public Library Learning Place

Markham Public Library Learning Place

A public-library program hub for children and families with age-banded STEAM, coding, animation, and creative technology learning opportunities.

WebsiteAnimationCreative technology
6–12 · Paid programs; availability varies84
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Museum of Solutions

Mumbai’s Museum of Solutions is a large hands-on learning space where children explore STEAM, sustainability, design, systems thinking, and real-world challenges through exhibits and programmes.

WebsiteChildren’s museumDesign
2–17 · Paid venue; current tickets vary84
Screenshot of Curious George: Let’s Get Curious

Curious George: Let’s Get Curious

National Children’s Museum’s Curious George exhibit invites young children to explore science, engineering and problem-solving through playful, hands-on museum experiences.

WebsiteEarly learningEngineering
Ages 2–8 · Paid museum admission90
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Natural History Museum of Utah Youth & Family Programs

Natural History Museum of Utah’s youth and family programme catalogue includes Curiosity Club, seasonal science, free STEAM explorations, mini camps, story time, scouting, family nights, and summer camp.

WebsitePhysical placeFamily scienceMini camps
Children and families; programme-specific · Free and paid programmes vary90
Screenshot of Boston Children's Museum STEAM Lab

Boston Children's Museum STEAM Lab

Hands-on science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities that encourage creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking.

WebsitePhysical placeEngineeringExperiments
3–12 · Paid admission89
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Kohl Children's Museum Home Zone

Stories, experiments, STEAM activities, and playful learning videos from Kohl Children's Museum for families at home.

WebsiteExperimentsFamily learning
2-10 · Free89
Screenshot of Miami Children's Museum At Home

Miami Children's Museum At Home

Step-by-step videos and activity guides from a children's museum to spark playful learning, making, and discovery at home.

WebsiteCreative projectsExperiments
2-10 · Free88
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National Children’s Museum Programs

National Children’s Museum in Washington, DC offers current early-learner, STEAM storytime, tinkering, fine-art, and family programmes that pair hands-on play with science, technology, engineering, art, and making.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningMuseum programmes
0–12 · Admission and membership access vary92
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STEAM Daydream Podcast

National Children’s Museum’s short-form podcast uses children’s questions, expert guests, and imaginative stories to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

WebsitePodcastSpotifyAudio learningFamily listening
6–12 · Free89
Screenshot of Spark! Imagination and Science Center

Spark! Imagination and Science Center

A hands-on children's museum and science center where young children experiment, create, build, and explore.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningEngineering
0-10 · Paid with free options89
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