The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art presents The Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. The site pairs essays and works of art with chronologies, telling the story of art and global culture…

Middle School Chemistry provides guided, inquiry-based lesson plans that cover basic chemistry concepts along with the process of scientific investigation.

Mind Yeti, a research-based tool that teaches children how to calm down, focus their attention, and connect better to themselves and to others.

This website provides learners with information about rocks and minerals.

Mission US introduces middle and high school learners to transformational moments in American history. The site includes interactive games and curriculum materials that are aligned to national standards and feature…

The Big History Project challenges middle and high school learners to examine our past, explain the present, and imagine the future while looking at the world from many different perspectives.

Bill Nye’s site contains educational resources such as videos, lesson plans, and printables.

BIOLOGY4KIDS offers basic biology help and information. The site offers a range of life science topics such as cells, plants, vertebrates, invertebrates, and animal systems.

CODE.org is dedicated to expanding access to computer science and increasing involvement of women and underrepresented minorities by providing free online opportunities.

Learn all about color on this website and why it matters.

This website provides science raps and videos that make you think.

This page is a Javascript implementation of John Conway’s Game of Life. It uses the List Life algorithm and a Canvas interface for drawing.

Cooking with Kids educates children and families on healthy food choices through hands-on cooking lessons, videos, and recipes from a variety of cultures.

This website provides math lessons and games for learners from pre-algebra through pre-calculus.

This website provides lessons and activities that help learners practice and improve their drawing skills. These art lessons were created by working artists and art teachers.

This website provides free language education. Learners can choose from 27 languages.

Earthquakes for kids is part of USGS and their Earthquake Hazards Program. There are a variety of different topics to help engage learners in learning about earthquakes.

This website provides a visual representation of the periodic table.

The Emotional Wellness Project is designed to help kids make sense of their emotional worlds by equipping the adults who guide them.

Essential Humanities strives for a broad awareness of history and art. Coverage spans the entire world, from the dawn of humanity to the present. Basic facts are clearly presented, uncluttered…

Explain That Stuff is a free online science and technology book. It includes 450 easy-to-understand articles (plus around 2,000 photos and 800 illustrations) covering how things work, cutting-edge science, cool…

With more than 35,000 pages of original apps, microsites, webcasts, videos, articles, podcasts, slideshows, online exhibits, and activities, there’s plenty to wander through, explore, and experience on this website.

Exploring Africa is produced and developed by the African Studies Center (ASC) at Michigan State University in an effort to address the severe shortage of high quality African resources available…

This website provides lots of resources including a calendar, sky watch, weather information, history, and more.