Space websites
for kids
Explore 20 trusted space websites selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Raspberry Pi Learn to Code
Raspberry Pi’s free learning hub connects children and educators with Code Club, code-at-home projects, AI and hardware activities, Astro Pi, and Coolest Projects.
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Cincinnati Museum Center Virtual Field Trips
Free, on-demand virtual field trips use video walkthroughs, expert interviews, and immersive exhibit content across Maya history, dinosaurs, caves, space, and Cincinnati history.
FromOne
A playful learning platform combining Python space missions with mental-math challenges, built around short interactive levels and progress.
PBS KIDS Science Games
A focused PBS KIDS collection of science games about weather, nature, habitats, engineering, sound, space, and environmental problem-solving.
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.
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.
Bell Museum Activities for Kids
Science activities, videos, field journals, astronomy challenges, ecology projects, and nature observation for children.
MicroObservatory Robotic Telescope Network
A Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and Center for Astrophysics program that lets learners control robotic telescopes online and explore real astronomy images.
Canadian Space Agency Kids and Teens
Space learning resources from the Canadian Space Agency, including space books, games, experiments, crafts, videos, and virtual visits.
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.
SciSim
A free library of interactive science simulations spanning biology, Earth and space, physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, and neuroscience.
Hubble's Cosmic Adventure
A NASA Hubble game lets children choose a journey through the universe, answer questions, and follow their choices to destinations from nearby planets to distant galaxies.
NASA For Students Grades K–4
NASA’s grade-banded collection for younger learners combines coloring pages, space games, storybooks, videos, crafts, launch challenges, and printable activities about NASA missions and science.
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