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Chrome Music Lab (opens in a new tab)
Make sound visible and play with rhythm, melody, and song in a few clicks.
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Make sound visible and play with rhythm, melody, and song in a few clicks.
Visit Chrome Music Lab (opens in a new tab)code.org
Hour-long coding activities with familiar characters, free for all ages.
Visit Code.org (opens in a new tab)www.kiddle.co
A visual search engine that filters results for kids.
Visit Kiddle (opens in a new tab)www.metmuseum.org
A time machine and a map to explore the Met's art at a kid's pace.
Visit MetKids (opens in a new tab)spaceplace.nasa.gov
Space and Earth science explained in plain words, with games and crafts.
Visit NASA Space Place (opens in a new tab)kids.nationalgeographic.com
Animal facts, quizzes, and photos that make curiosity easy.
Visit National Geographic Kids (opens in a new tab)pbskids.org
Games and videos from familiar shows, with no accounts needed to play.
Visit PBS Kids (opens in a new tab)quickdraw.withgoogle.com
Doodle an object in 20 seconds and see if a neural net can guess it.
Visit Quick, Draw! (opens in a new tab)kids.sandiegozoo.org
Animal videos, live cams, and facts about pandas, koalas, and more.
Visit San Diego Zoo Kids (opens in a new tab)scratch.mit.edu
Snap together blocks to build a game or animation, and learn to code by doing.
Visit Scratch (opens in a new tab)www.si.edu
Dinosaurs, space, and history from the museums, sorted for young readers.
Visit Smithsonian Kids (opens in a new tab)storylineonline.net
Actors read picture books aloud with illustrations on screen.
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