Science Video
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BBC Bitesize
Teacher- and subject-expert learning support covering school subjects, revision, homework, and wellbeing.
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National Geographic Kids
Fact-filled animal, science, and geography content for curious kids.
National Geographic Kids
Animal facts, games, videos, and exploration features that encourage children to ask questions about science and the world.
PBS LearningMedia
Teacher-curated videos, interactives, lesson resources, and classroom collections from public media.
TED-Ed
Animated lessons and discussion prompts across science, culture, language, history, and ideas.
Ocean School
Immersive videos and learning journeys that connect children with ocean science and stewardship.
Physics Girl
Physics experiments, demonstrations, puzzles, and space videos hosted by science communicator Dianna Cowern.
Amoeba Sisters
Friendly biology videos, handouts, and study resources for learners exploring life science.
Crash Course Kids
Short, energetic science videos that explain Earth, life, physical science, and engineering topics.
San Diego Zoo Kids
Animal facts, videos, games, and conservation stories from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance.
Generation Genius
Standards-aligned science videos, lesson plans, activities, and assessments for elementary and middle school.
SciShow Kids
Science videos answering children’s questions about animals, nature, technology, and the world.
CBeebies
BBC children’s content with stories, songs, science, nature, and early-learning programs.
Numberphile
Mathematics videos exploring numbers, puzzles, patterns, proofs, and surprising ideas.
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