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Activities to help you learn more about our world, and how NOAA helps you explore, understand, and protect our Earth.
Learn the essential principles of climate science with these fun hands-on activities.
Hey fourth graders! Learn how you and your family get free access to hundreds of parks, lands, and waters for an entire year.
Thematic collections of videos for kids of all ages. New videos are released every full moon from NOAA’s Ocean Today program.
Videos, stories, puzzles, coloring books, lesson plans, and other great resources from NOAA's Marine Debris office.
Coloring sheets, puzzles, and activities to help you learn all about NOAA's National Marine Sanctuaries.
Quick fun activities that get kids of all ages thinking about Earth Science.
These downloadable books recommended for Grades 3-5 include fun and informative activities about the local coastal ocean and its inhabitants.
Heard of geodesy? These videos from NOAA's National Geodetic Survey offer a deep dive into the science of knowing where you – and everything else is in the world!
A collection of NOAA’s most popular educational resources so you can learn all about the ocean and atmosphere from the comforts of home.
Become a young meteorologist and learn all about the weather with online and hands-on activities from NOAA’s National Weather Service.
Activities about protecting and restoring our nation's waters from pollution from NOAA's Response and Restoration office
