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Science Kids provides educational resources and interactive games and activities for teachers and students interested in science and technology. Students will enjoy experiments, games, facts, quizzes, projects, lessons, images and much more.

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Science Kids is the online home of science & technology for children around the world.

Learn more with our fun science experiments, cool facts, free games, activities, lesson plans, quizzes, videos, photos and science fair project ideas.

If you're looking for a specific topic then head over to our topic section.

Find resources on a range of different science topics covering everything from plants to space, animals, chemistry, biology and more!

Earth facts

Our earth is a fascinating place that is home to such wonders as volcanoes, rivers, deserts and more.

Scientist facts

Find out more about the scientists who changed the world we live in thanks to their research and discoveries.

Space facts

Enjoy our space facts and learn the truth behind some of the mysteries that relate to distant stars and galaxies.

Check out some amazing science and technology videos that feature the best experiments, processes, chemical reactions, projects, facts and general information that science has to offer.

These entertaining videos will help you learn while having fun at the same time!

Check out this amazing video of an intelligent dolphin as it plays with bubble rings, performing a number of impressive under water tricks.

Enjoy this fun egg experiment video which involves an egg being sucked into a bottle, do you think you can figure out why it happens?

Take some time out to enjoy the lighter side of science.
Science Jokes
Enjoy a range of classic science jokes.
Weird Science
Science that has to be seen to be believed.
Science Humor
Funny facts, hilarious videos and brain bending riddles.

Check out our huge range of science images, pictures, photos, drawings and diagrams.

Perfect for science lessons, projects and presentations, the images are free to use however you please.

Find science pictures covering everything from chemistry to space, experiments, biology, weather, animals, technology and more.

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Science for Kids - Fun Experiments, Facts, Games & Projects

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Enjoy learning about science with a wide range of fun experiments, facts, games, activities, quizzes, videos and projects that are perfect for kids.

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Students, teachers, counselors and parents can explore resources explaining the benefits of STEM careers. Students receive help choosing the right school and specific career.

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The energy in the room was after The Game was palpable. STEM graduate students, worn-out from their long days of working in lab, gathered around to participate in the Who You Are Matters! game - an interactive personal and professional development experience. It was inspiring to see such brilliant minds being brought to life through meaningful conversations. Student's honored each other's stories, explored possibilities for further development, and provided feedback to move each other towards their individual goals. It was truly an entire weekend workshop, facilitated in just 2-hours!

Not only were student's inspired to take meaningful actions towards their individual goals, they experienced genuine connection - a rare opportunity in their busy lives. After playing with her group, computer scientist Gareth Halladay shared, "It was so inspiring to connect with each of you on a deeper level and realize that we all share common experiences and go through our own seasons as graduate students". Another student reflected, "I just love that we got to encourage each other to go out and achieve what we want in life".

In an environment that is constantly pushing for more, taking time to be with one another, to connect and collaborate, is invaluable to achieving greater successes. Click here to learn more about how you can be trained to facilitate the Who You Are Matter's experience. There is simply no substitute for the power of peer connection and encouragement.
Student's pictured here are participants of Colorado State University's GAUSSI Program - a transdisciplinary graduate training program consisting of extra courses, professional development opportunities, and mentoring and seminars in fields of large scale biological data analysis.

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The energy in the room was after The Game was palpable. STEM graduate students, worn-out from their long days of working in lab, gathered around to participate in the Who You Are Matters! game - an interactive personal and professional development experience. It was inspiring to see such brilliant minds being brought to life through meaningful conversations.

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encourages young middle-school girls to pursue STEM careers

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#EngineerGirlShow

This video series highlights amazing women in engineering to inspire the next generation. This series was produced by George Retelas with his digital art students at SAE Institute. Here are just a few...

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The EngineerGirl website is designed to bring national attention to the exciting opportunities that engineering represents for girls and women.

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This site's goal is promoting STEM and helping students discover how taking classes in science, technology, engineering and math can lead to “exciting and rewarding” careers.

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The site explains what engineering is and what career paths an individual could take. It also offers informational videos and educational games.

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Join our volunteer community to celebrate and engage students in engineering.

Our Quick Picks

At Home Engineering

Malika, an engineer at Northrop Grumman, challenges YOU to design a beverage holder that won't hurt wildlife or pollute the environment!

Try this fun engineering activity and share your results. You can email photos to social@DiscoverE.org or post them on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtag #DiscoverEchallenge.

Watch it now!

About DiscoverE

Join our volunteer community to celebrate and engage students in engineering.

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Join our volunteer community to celebrate and engage students in engineering. Our Quick Picks Malika, an engineer at Northrop Grumman, challenges YOU to design a beverage holder that won't hurt wildlife or pollute the environment! Try this fun engineering activity and share your results.