Claire Eamer
Writer – Researcher – Editor

Stuff for kids

Science links for kids

Photo © Nir Levy / shutterstock.com
Photo © Nir Levy / shutterstock.com

If you like animals as much as I do, and if you're fascinated by how they evolved and how they have adapted to every height, depth, and corner of Earth, check out some of these resources:

Online science, games, and sci-fi at Science News for Kids.

Explore science related to agriculture – and have fun – at Sci4Kids.

Online science from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation at ABC Science.

Games AND homework help at EcoKids.

Space science, games, and more at NASA’s Space Place and at NASA’s Kids Home.

Neat projects and demonstrations from Bill Nye, the Science Guy.

Games, pictures, and exhibits on natural history at the Kids Only site of the British Natural History Museum.

KNOW is a science magazine for kids aged 6 to 9.

YES Mag is a science magazine for ages 9 to 14.


History links for kids

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Are you curious about what life was like long ago and far away? How did it feel to live in England in the days of Shakespeare... or in North America before the Europeans arrived... or in Africa during the days of the great Songhai Empire? If you wonder about things like that, you will enjoy these resources as much as I do:

Find out what it was like to be a kid during a different time in history at the BBC History for Kids site.

Ancient Greece, with its myths and monsters, lives again at Winged Sandals.

An entertaining introduction to the world of Iron Age Celts from BBC Wales.

And here’s a Canadian history magazine for kids, Kayak, complete with Knock-Knock jokes!


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