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Space Games
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Explore 18 trusted space games resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.

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Screenshot of NASA Camp Landsat
88/100 · ages 8–14

NASA Camp Landsat

A NASA collection of videos, interactives, games, and printable activities showing how Landsat satellite data help people understand and protect Earth.

WebsiteClimateEarth observation
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AstroKids

AstroKids is an interactive astronomy website with a true-scale space explorer, short games, printable activities, sky guides, and stories that encourage children to continue observing outdoors.

WebsiteAstronomyPrintable activities
6–14 · Free88
Screenshot of CosmosMap

CosmosMap

A free 3D space map and science playground with solar-system exploration, electronics simulations, Mars and Moon scenes, and interactive activities from preschool to advanced physics.

WebsiteAstronomyElectronics
5–16 · Free88
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NASA Games and Interactives

NASA’s official games and interactives page gathers explorations, visualizations, stories, quizzes, simulations, and space and Earth-science activities for curious learners.

WebsiteEarth scienceGames
7–16 · Free88
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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.

WebsiteAnimalsEngineering
3–9 · Free88
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ESA Space for Kids

The European Space Agency’s kid-focused learning library with articles, lessons, games, and stories about space, Earth, astronauts, and technology.

WebsiteAstronautsAstronomy
6–14 · Free86
Screenshot of Genesis Kids

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
5–14 · Free86
Screenshot of Mars Global Surveyor for Kids: Mars Activities

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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Royal Society Science Games

The Royal Society’s free collection links children and families to interactive science games and experiences from its Summer Science Exhibition.

WebsiteBiologyEarth science
8–16 · Free88
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Wonderlab+

The Science Museum Group’s free online family science hub with videos, make-and-do activities, games, quizzes, space, and Earth content.

WebsiteEarthGames
7–14 · Free88
Screenshot of National Air and Space Museum Online Games

National Air and Space Museum Online Games

The National Air and Space Museum’s online games give young learners playful ways to explore rockets, aircraft, weather, motion, gears, and airplane parts.

WebsiteAviationEngineering
4–8 · Free online games87
Screenshot of Canadian Space Agency Kids and Teens

Canadian Space Agency Kids and Teens

Space learning resources from the Canadian Space Agency, including space books, games, experiments, crafts, videos, and virtual visits.

WebsiteCareersCrafts
5–18 · Free86
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ScienceKid

ScienceKid is a free STEM learning platform with science quizzes, topic tracks, and short challenges designed to make science practice engaging for children.

WebsiteNatureQuizzes
8–14 · Free84
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