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Technology Experiments
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Explore 16 trusted technology experiments resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.

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89/100 · ages 6–12

SciShow Kids YouTube

SciShow Kids answers children’s questions about animals, nature, science, technology, and the world with friendly explanations.

YouTube channelAnimalsExperiments
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FunScienceTools

Free science simulations, visuals, citizen-science tools, and teacher-recommended resources organized by school level and topic.

WebsiteYouTube channelExperimentsSchool subjects
6–18 · Free87
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Oslo Science Centre

Interactive science and technology exhibits, creative workshops, and family learning at Norway's Museum of Science and Technology.

WebsitePhysical placeEngineeringExperiments
4-18 · Paid89
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Franklin Institute Science and Education

Science activities, engineering ideas, youth programs, videos, and classroom resources from The Franklin Institute.

WebsiteDownloadableEngineeringExperiments
6–18 · Free with paid options90
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Museum of Science Boston Learning

Museum educator resources with STEM activities, family engineering, science games, and classroom-ready learning ideas.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly learningExperiments
3–13 · Free90
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The Royal Institution YouTube

The Royal Institution publishes science demonstrations, short films, lectures, and explanations from scientists and writers.

YouTube channelWebsiteExperimentsLectures
10–18 · Free with paid options89
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Science Buddies

Hands-on science and engineering project ideas, experiment guides, and teacher resources for home and school.

WebsiteDownloadableEngineeringExperiments
8–18 · Free88
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Inquiry in Action

Free K-5 physical science lesson plans, student activity sheets, animations, and hands-on investigations from the American Chemical Society.

WebsiteDownloadableChemistryExperiments
5–11 · Free91
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Science Friday Try This

A free archive of hands-on science and engineering challenges that help kids investigate real-world questions through experiments and making.

WebsiteDownloadableEngineering challengesFamily activities
7–16 · Free88
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Experimentarium Copenhagen

A hands-on science centre with interactive exhibits, water play, movement, bubbles, technology, and a dedicated early-years area.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningExperiments
1-18 · Paid92
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Periodic Videos

Chemistry demonstrations and element-by-element explorations from the University of Nottingham’s official chemistry channel.

YouTube channelChemistryElements
11–18 · Free89
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STEM for Others General Science

A free grades 3 to 6 science course with hands-on labs and lessons covering chemistry, physics, and engineering.

WebsiteDownloadableChemistryEngineering
8–12 · Free89
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Reactions

American Chemical Society and PBS science videos connecting chemistry to food, materials, medicine, technology, and everyday life.

YouTube channelChemistryExperiments
12–18 · Free87
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