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Climate Kids Activities

cartoon of a solar oven with smores cooking inside.

Make Sun s'mores! You won't need a campfire for these.



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photo of a terrarium.

Make a terrarium mini-garden! Put the greenhouse effect to work.



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cartoon of a completed tshirt bag.

Make your own bird feeder! Want to take a close-up look at the birds in your neighborhood? Follow these simple instructions to make a bird feeder that birds won’t be able to resist!



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a decorated lampshade in the grass.

Make a garden lampshade! In this activity, you can make a garden on a lampshade. When you turn the light on, you can see what’s in the soil.



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a container filled with blue jello.

Make an ocean ecosystem dessert! In this activity, learn to make a cool and tasty version of the ocean ecosystem at home!



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two spacecraft above the Earth with text that reads we make a good team.

NASA Climate Kids Valentines! Print these NASA Climate Kids Valentine's Day cards and give them to family and friends!



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six pumpkinds stacked on top of each other.

Make a NASA Climate Kids Pumpkin! Celebrate the fall season and Halloween by making your very own NASA Climate Kids pumpkins with these easy-to-use stencils!



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Climate Kids Posters and Guides

cartoon of a leaf growing out of the dirt.

A Guide to Climate Change for Kids! NASA scientists have been studying Earth’s climate for more than 40 years. We used what we’ve learned in that time to answer some of your biggest questions!



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cartoon of various superheroes.

Meet the Greenhouse Gases! These trading cards will teach you what these gases are all about!



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Cartoon of Earth with a thermometer next to it.

What's the difference between weather and climate? Check out this poster to find out and to learn about how NASA satellites are keeping an eye on conditions on Earth!



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