Search

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Geologist Elizabeth Cottrell gestures with her hands while sitting at a table talking to two students.

Teaching Resources

Featured Resources

A rock with yellow and white crystals
Natural History Learning Lab Collections
A large poster coming out of a printer being grabbed by two hands
Do-It-Yourself Exhibits: Free, Print-On-Demand Exhibition Toolkits
Drawing of skeleton of Megatherium cuvieri
Smithsonian Libraries: Natural History & Physical Sciences Subject Guides

Search All Resources

Explore more than 300 resources! Science resources in this library align with Disciplinary Core Ideas and Crosscutting Concepts from the Next Generation Science Standards and social studies resources support the themes in the National Curriculum Standards for Social Studies. 

 

Showing results 1 - 5 of 5
Insects. Illustrations of a butterfly, fly, beetle, ant, and grasshopper on a green background with an illustration of grass.

What Is an Insect?

Videos and Webcasts
Elytra Color with an image of dozens of beetles of various colors, including green, orange, yellow, black, and blue

Webinar – The Beetle's Special Adaptation for Survival: Elytra

Videos and Webcasts
Andrea Eller holding a plastic skeletal model of a human hand

Webinar – Handing It to the Mammals: What Anatomy Reveals About Animal Adaptations

Videos and Webcasts
An acorn woodpecker clinging to the side of a tree. Some text is displayed next to the image.

Webinar: Adaptations of Acorn Woodpeckers with Sahas Barve

Videos and Webcasts
Color illustrations of a humpback whale, a clouded leopard, and a barred owl. Below the animals are small black and white drawings of an apple, a glass, lovebirds, and a house.

Explore Animal Adaptations

Videos and Webcasts