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NOAA

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About NOAA

NOAA is a U.S. government science agency focused on oceans, atmosphere, weather, climate, and ecosystems. Its education resources help learners understand Earth systems and environmental science.

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Science · Geography · Nature & environment · Parent & educator · Nature · Weather
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NOAA Education Resource Collections

Ocean, weather, climate, marine life, freshwater, and Earth science collections with activities and educator resources.

Science · ages 7–1893
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NOAA Education

Ocean, weather, climate, and Earth science activities, lessons, and resources from NOAA.

Science · ages 7–1892
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NOAA NSSL Learning Resources for Students

NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory provides student learning resources about weather and atmospheric science, including games, weather safety and Weather Friends.

Science · ages Children and students; activity-specific92
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NOAA Ocean Exploration Learn & Discover

Ocean exploration facts, activities, virtual events, educator materials, and discoveries from NOAA Ocean Exploration.

Science · ages 8–1892
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NOAA JetStream

Weather and atmosphere lessons, explanations, activities, and visual learning from the National Weather Service.

Science · ages 8–1891
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NOAA Ocean Service for Students

Free ocean science tutorials about corals, tides, currents, coastal pollution, estuaries, and navigation from NOAA.

Science · ages 8–1891
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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.

Science · ages 5–1290
Screenshot of NOAA Discover Your Changing World Activity Book

NOAA Discover Your Changing World Activity Book

NOAA’s official climate activity book gives students and educators hands-on activities for exploring climate change, evidence, observations, and actions connected with a changing world.

Science · ages School-age students and educators90
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NOAA Educational Resources Guide

An official NOAA guide explaining how its free Earth-system education collections and Sea to Sky database are organized and reviewed.

Science · ages 7–1890
Screenshot of NOAA NESDIS K-12 Education

NOAA NESDIS K-12 Education

NOAA NESDIS learning resources that help students and educators explore Earth systems, environmental data, weather, oceans, and the Sun through a K–12 lens.

Science · ages 5–1890
Screenshot of NOAA Weather Friends Trading Cards

NOAA Weather Friends Trading Cards

NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory offers printable Weather Friends trading cards featuring weather-safety superheroes and a downloadable set of card images.

Science · ages Children and families90
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Discover Your World With NOAA

NOAA’s official activity book for educators and students offers hands-on activities that connect ocean, Earth, weather, and environmental science with curiosity and observation.

Science · ages Students and educators; activity-specific89
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NOAA Back to School Digital Resource Bundles

NOAA’s updated digital resource kits organize classroom and informal-learning materials by grade band: ecosystems for K–2, clouds for grades 3–5, climate change for grades 6–8, and complex food webs for grades 9–12.

Science · ages Grades K–1289
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NOAA Ocean Exploration Educator Resources

NOAA Ocean Exploration’s educator hub provides ocean-literacy themes, classroom materials, lesson plans, fact sheets, expedition content, multimedia, and professional-learning links.

Science · ages School-age learners and educators89
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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.

Science · ages 8–1488
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NOAA Ocean Acidification Resource Collection

NOAA’s ocean-acidification collection helps learners explore changing ocean chemistry, marine life, experiments, data, and the effects of carbon dioxide on ocean ecosystems.

Science · ages School-age children and teens; educator-supported88
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NOAA Ocean Service Just for Kids

NOAA Ocean Service’s Just for Kids hub offers ocean and climate activities, activity books, videos, marine-debris learning, sanctuary resources, hands-on science, and weather and ocean topics for children of different ages.

Science · ages 6–1488
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NOAA Ocean and Coasts Resource Collection

NOAA’s ocean-and-coasts collection gathers official learning materials about marine habitats, coastal processes, ocean observation, and stewardship.

Nature & Environment · ages School-age children and teens; educator-supported87
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NOAA Ocean Service Education

Ocean, coastal, mapping, and marine science activities and background resources.

Nature & environment · ages 8–1887
Screenshot of NOAA Corals Tutorial

NOAA Corals Tutorial

NOAA’s coral tutorial introduces learners to coral biology, reef ecosystems, threats, and the science used to understand and protect corals.

Science · ages School-age children and teens; educator-supported86
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