Curbside and Virtual Services

Fairfax County's Park Authority provides a collection of resources to stay healthy, connected and engaged with the Parks online, for all ages.

Wolf Trap resources on using the arts to teach STEM concepts.

Free online recorded or virtually live sessions on a broad range of STEM topics from Northern Virginia Community College.

24 hours of presentations, workshops, demos and exhibits across all time zones featuring makers responding to COVID-19; most were recorded and are available to view for free on Youtube or Facebook.

Virtual STEAM programs and resources from the National Children's Museum.

The Museum of Natural History has moved their popular webcast series to video webinars to connect learners to natural history science and careers more often.

Digital science offerings from The Franklin Institute.

Conduct experiments, explore the world of LSC’s animals, find amazing movies to watch, and get inspired about science and technology without ever leaving the living room!

Access games, videos, worksheets and quizzes for kids from National Geographic.

Learn about animals with the Cincinnati Zoo, with their collection of archived educational videos and activities.

Daily math challenges for kids of all ages.

Experiments you can (and according to him, should) try at home.

Ideas and activities for kids using the free Scratch coding environment.

Challenges designed by Dyson engineers to get children excited about engineering.

A robust collection of free, online math and science courses from pre-K to college. Some arts, humanities and reading courses as well.

DIY Project: instructions to build your own 6-wheel rover, like the one on Mars!

STEMfinity has pulled together a list of resources from around the web that support STEAM learning.