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Science explorations from Scholastic and the American Museum of Natural History

Grades K - 6 Science

Dig deep into science topics with online activities and expert input from the American Museum of Natural History. Topics include animals, adaptation, and the Galapagos Islands; classifying insects; investigating the giant squid; and soaring with bats. For many grade levels. 

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