Earth Day

Learn about recyling and the importance of cleaning up in this short Daniel Tiger video.

Hunt for natural items and draw what you see in a notebook. You'll be surprised at how much you find, even staying close to home!

Watch these time-lapse videos to see earthworms and other small critters do the important work of bioturbation, the mixing up of soil and sediment.

Watch how the Straus Family Creamery transforms "cow pies" into renewable energy and compost to fertilize pastures.

See how one company came up with an alternative to single-use plastics: the Ooho edible water bottle made of seaweed!

Find high-quality, standards-based resources relating to science, geography, world history, engineering, cartography, current events, and more.

Sing this catchy song to learn about the continents. Then look at a map or globe and see if you can name them all.

Get outside and gather rocks, leaves, sticks, dirt, or whatever you can find that seems cool. Arrange it to make an original work of art.

Observe sheep, cows, alpacas, and more as they graze, play, and sleep.

Take a walk and practice using more than just your ears to listen. Use this activity to increase your kids' attention and sensory skills.

Find, and look more closely at, nature's amazing objects as you create your own natural decorations.

See whether you've got a green thumb by growing a bean to sprout in honor of the spring.