Science & Discovery for Kids

Help children explore how the world works through observation, investigation, and hands-on discovery. Explore resources covering the human body, Earth, space, physics, experiments, scientific thinking, and the natural world.

Building Curiosity Through Science & Discovery

Choose a resource based on the skill your learner is working on now. Each workbook provides focused practice that can be used at home, for homeschool enrichment, tutoring, or supplemental learning.

  • Earth Helpers! Environmental Activity Workbook for Kids

    Earth Helpers! Environmental Activity Workbook for Kids

    Help children become thoughtful Earth helpers with this printable environmental activity workbook for kids in Grades 3–5. Thirty engaging activities explore recycling, conserving water and energy, reducing pollution, protecting wildlife, caring for nature, and making sustainable choices at home and in the community.

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  • Backyard Bird Explorer! Nature Journal for Kids

    Backyard Bird Explorer! Nature Journal for Kids

    Backyard Bird Explorer! Nature Journal for Kids turns bird watching into a hands-on science and nature adventure. Young explorers use observation logs, bird identification activities, feather discoveries, bird sounds, nest watching, scavenger hunts, drawings, and field notes to investigate the birds they see and hear around them. Designed for Grades 3–5, this bird watching nature…

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  • Dino Explorer! Dinosaur Activity Workbook for Kids

    Dino Explorer! Dinosaur Activity Workbook for Kids

    Discover the prehistoric world with Dino Explorer! Dinosaur Activity Workbook for Kids. Young learners explore dinosaurs through engaging puzzles, matching, counting, tracing, coloring, observation, and creative activities designed to make early learning feel like an adventure. Designed for Pre-K through Grade 1, this screen-free workbook combines early science discovery with literacy, number skills, problem solving,…

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Begin With the Skill That Feels Hardest Right Now

You do not need to work through every skill at once. Start with the area that is creating the most frustration, inconsistency, or dependence. As confidence grows, move to another skill that supports your learner’s next step.

Build Skills One Step at a Time

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