Online Games/Learning

Books and movies are not for everyone. STEM can be learned in-side and out-side of the classroom. Each child has their own way of learning and having fun. Here is another option for your child to do both at the same time. Here are some websites that offer fun STEM activities, allowing children to be engaged with STEM and learn from it as well. Try them out and see if your child likes them. Enjoy!

Ask Dr. Universe: Link
- Where students can play games and get answers to commonly asked questions. There are videos and activities for them to explore as well.
Kids Do Ecology: LINK
- Students can learn about ecology, data science, world biomes, and more. There are several fun activities, videos, and resources as well.
NASA Kids Club: LINK
- NASA provided students their own website on different games and activities all geared to learn more about NASA and STEM while having fun.
National Geographic Kids: LINK
- National Geographic provides students with different videos, games, and exploration tasks to learn about various subject and topics.
Calculation Nation: LINK
- This is a platform where students game learn various concepts of math by playing games. Students will be challenging opponents from all over the world and themselves as well.
Exploratorium: LINK
- Students can explore this website and go through its activities, videos, and blogs to learn about different STEM subjects such as chemistry, astronomy, environmental science, and so forth. There are additional apps and interactive sources that they provide as well.
Math Blaster: link
- This is a platform that can help build strong foundational math skills for students. It even splits the games into different grade levels making it easier to choose a game fit for oneself. They even provide additional math activities and games other than their exercises.

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