Earth Day at NASA
The mention of NASA may make us think of other planets, however the fact is that many NASA missions are satellites that are looking down on our planet and helping to study processes and track changes around the Earth.
Maria Mitchell Association Science Activities
The activities from the Nantucket Science Festival, hosted by the Maria Mitchell Association, are available online. These are at-home friendly activities covering a variety of topics.
ECHO-at-Home Learning
The ECHO Leahy Center for lake Champlain in Burlington Vermont offers a page that links to a wide assortment of activities and videos, including citizen science opportunities.
MOS at Home
MOS at Home comes from the Boston Museum of Science. They offer videos, podcasts, and activities as well as virtual exhibits.
Connecticut Science Center Science at Home
Science at Home from the Connecticut Science Center features virtual programs and videos as well as science activities for all ages.
Brookhaven Science at Home
Brookhaven National Laboratory provides a webpage of general activities as well as "Discover Brookhaven" challenges that award a certificate upon completion.
Resources from the Boston Children's Museum.
The Boston Children's Museum has a list of ideas for families called 100 Ways to Play and activities designed for afterschool settings that can be adapted to the home: Beyond the Chalkboard.
Boonshoft at Home
The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery in Dayton, Ohio offers a page of DIY Science Activities with easy to get materials, step by step instructions, and a basic science explanation for families to download and use. There is also some virtual programming on this site.
Daily Science from the Asheville Museum of Science
The Asheville Museum of Science in North Carolina provides a daily newsletter with learning activities. More resources are also located on their YouTube channel.
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