EIA Energy Kids
Kid-friendly explanations, games, activities, and teacher materials about energy, sources, history, and saving energy.
Website previewAbout EIA Energy Kids
EIA Energy Kids is the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s child-focused learning hub. It explains what energy is, where energy comes from, how people use and save it, and how energy has changed over time, with games, activities, a glossary, and teacher materials.
Age and access
This resource is listed for ages 7–14. It is available as Website, Downloadable and is listed as free. The listed language coverage is English.
What stands out
- Explains energy concepts through clear child-focused sections
- Connects science with geography, history, and everyday choices
- Includes games, activities, a glossary, and teacher support
How the score is built
The site teaches energy concepts, sources, use, and conservation.
It is published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Games, activities, teacher materials, and a glossary support varied use.
The public learning hub is free to browse.
Parent notes
- The site is educational and informational, so younger children may benefit from adult discussion.
- Some activities are designed for classroom use and may be downloadable or printable.
- The stored preview shows the official EIA Energy Kids homepage without a cookie popup, ad overlay, or broken rendering.
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