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How Humans Thrive in Extreme Places
Join us for a live webinar January 21, when Christina Balentine will share research into how humans thrive in extreme environments.

Science How Live Webinars
Smithsonian Science How is teaming up with the National Zoo to connect students to the Zoo’s science experts. Next up: Join us January 22 to visit the Coral Lab to learn about corals and why they are important.
Webinar Series

Digital School Programs
We are offering live, online video Digital School Programs aligned with standards for Grades K-12.

Online Exhibit: Outbreak
The content of our exhibition, "Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World," is now available online. Read and explore to gain some context for the current pandemic we are confronting.

Science How Webcast Archives
These videos feature Smithsonian experts and are aligned with national standards. There are 52 shows about topics in Earth Science, Life Science, Paleontology, and Social Studies.

Search Teaching Resources
Featuring more than 200 options, our collection includes science worksheets, videos, and literacy resources.

Featured Collections
Practice your science skills: See how comparing collection specimens can lead to new discoveries. Check out our new collection, "What Makes Things Blue?"

Biocube at Home
Investigate biodiversity just outside your home! Get instructions to do this biology project with materials you have at home.
Resources for Educators

Smithsonian Distance Learning
See all the digital education resources from Smithsonian, including Learning Lab, resources for District of Columbia Public Schools, national resources, and more.