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Explore 10 trusted science weather resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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NOAA Boulder Kids Corner
NOAA Boulder’s Kids Corner offers at-home experiments, weather-safety learning, Ask a Scientist videos, coloring books, and downloadable activities covering weather, oceans, and space weather.
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PBS KIDS Science Games
A focused PBS KIDS collection of science games about weather, nature, habitats, engineering, sound, space, and environmental problem-solving.
Bell Museum Science & Nature Activity Kit 2026
Bell Museum’s 2026 Science & Nature Activity Kit offers four family activities: Rainfall Recorder, Habitat Helper, 13 Moons, and Mammal Mysteries, supported by a museum learning page and video links.
Weather Education
Free weather experiments, curriculum, and science learning activities from the National Weather Museum.
Weather Wiz Kids
Meteorologist Crystal Wicker explains weather, natural disasters, experiments, and climate topics in a child-friendly science resource.
NOAA Education Resource Collections
Ocean, weather, climate, marine life, freshwater, and Earth science collections with activities and educator resources.
NOAA Education
Ocean, weather, climate, and Earth science activities, lessons, and resources from NOAA.
NOAA JetStream
Weather and atmosphere lessons, explanations, activities, and visual learning from the National Weather Service.
NOAA Hands-on Science Activities
NOAA’s hands-on science collection provides short earth, ocean, weather, and technology activities, including buoyancy, clouds, sea foam, marine-mammal insulation, ocean motion, plate tectonics, and tornado models.
National Weather Service Education
The National Weather Service Education portal provides weather and climate learning for children, educators, and families through JetStream, student opportunities, citizen science, classroom data, safety materials, videos, outreach, and virtual field-trip links.
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