Free K-12 Living Things
Free K-12 living things, biology, animals, the human body, plants and safety for kindergarten kids, K-12 students, teachers, parents.
Match the baby animals with their mother.
Pair up animal heads and bodies.
Look up an animal to see where it lives, what it eats, how it hunts and how it sounds.
Answer eight questions about the animal kingdom.
Match the young animals with their grown-up versions.
Step inside the world of producers and consumers to see who's eating who.
Put together puzzles of a butterfly, bird, hedgehog and puffin in their different stages of life before time runs out on the clock.
View many living things then label their parts.
Birds
Watch short videos of bald eagles, prairie chickens, wild turkeys, owls and
sandhill cranes in action. Then hear what they sound like.
See many types of birds with strange beaks.
Hear the songs of flamingos, seagulls, blue jays, and more.
Find out the best way to watch the birds in your backyard.
Click on the photo of a bird to find out its name.
Match the egg with the bird it came from.
Read about the habits and habitat of this Arctic creature.
Find out how and why birds fly south for the winter.
Learn more about four different kinds of owls.
Read a story about a penguin family.
Print out and color 13 kinds of rainforest birds.
Match pairs of ducks and geese.
Birds
See how blood flows to and from the heart.
Watch a cartoon to learn about your bones, what they are made of, how to take care of them, and what happens when they break.
View a diagram that labels the parts of the ear.
Teach a bear to use his senses to learn about his surroundings.
Learn about your heart, how it works and how to keep it healthy.
Answer eight questions the parts of the body.
Hear different sounds and match each to the correct picture.
Put a skeleton back together.
Find out where each part is and what it does.
Match the object with the correct sensory organ.
Use your senses to play this online game.
Find the words in the puzzle that relate to one of the five senses.
Label the parts of the human body.
Get teeth facts and learn how to properly brush them.
Match senses to the objects they are tasting, touching, seeing, smelling or hearing.
Animal Habitats
Find out how animals live in communities much as humans do.
See how trees provide food and shelter for animals.
See the fish and plant life that can be found in a coral reef.
Help return animals to their correct environments.
Watch a cartoon to learn about this habitat and how some plants and animals survive in it.
Match the endangered animals to their habitats and learn a few facts along the way.
Play games to see which living things live in the desert, forest, pond, grassland, rainforest, sea and Antarctic.
Pair up arctic animals and learn all about their habits and habitat.
Put the animals on land, in the water, or in the air.
Find out which plants and animals live around different types of trees.
Explore the animals found in your backyard.
Mammals
Watch short videos of black bears, elk, mountain lions and porcupines in action. Then hear what they sound like.
Find out how bats live and how they help people.
Find out what they look like, what they eat, where they live and who are their friends.
Try your hand at making a new giant panda habitat at the National Zoo.
Get facts and photos of mammals from each continent.
Click on the photo of a mammal to find out its name.
Get facts and photos for 14 different mammals.
Have you ever seen a spotted skunk? Take a look then learn a few fats about these mammals.
Read a story about a wolf family.
Plants
Read about the habits and habitat of the American alligator.
Get facts and photos for the poison dart frog and gila monster.
See a frog grow from egg to tadpole to adult frog.
Help spot six different types of frogs by choosing their correct name.
Learn how to tell which is which.
Help a frog jump across the pond by landing on lily pads.
Click on the photo of a reptile to find out its name.
Get facts and photos for the anaconda, Nile crocodile and tortoise.
Fish
Take a look at 11 different types of clownfish.
See the fish and plant life that can be found in a coral reef.
Identify different sea animals.
Learn how to take care of a pet fish.
Match pairs of fish that look alike.
Answer eight questions about sea creatures.
Get to know the animals that live in the ocean.
Is a seahorse really a horse? Find out the answer and other facts.
Help Squish the fish travel out across the reef to find his lunch while learning how sea creatures use different shapes, colors and behaviors to help them survive.
Read about the habits and habitat of the southern stingray.
Animal Traits
Find out which ones hibernate, and which ones only sleep and eat.
Match the animals to the sounds they make.
Do you know which animals have bones and which do not? Play this game and find out.
Match the correct legs to a spider, bee, dragonfly and ant.
Watch a cartoon to find out how animals hide.
Can you find the hidden animals in these pictures?
Group animals with others that have the same traits.
See if you can tell which is a real animal and which isn't.
Group animals by basic needs, body covering and habitat.
Watch a cartoon to learn about the animals that spend the winter months in a deep sleep.
Which animals go to sleep in winter? Do hamsters really make good pets? Play this game to find out.
Find out which animals have fur, why zebras have stripes and other facts about how and why animals look different.
Watch a cartoon to learn about animals that change their homes every year.
Which animal is the best swimmer? Which ones can fly? See how different creatures move with this game.
Which animals have the best hearing or make the loudest noise? Learn all about animal senses.
Match the teeth to the correct animal then see how they use them to eat.
Put the animals on land, in the water, or in the air.
Which ones are meat eaters and which ones eat plants? Find out with this game.
Health & Safety
Visit the dentist with Marty and find out what happens during a check-up.
Watch a cartoon to find out what they are, what causes them and what happens if you are allergic to something.
Learn about hand signals, rules of the road, and the right equipment.
Play games while learning how to keep your teeth healthy.
Get teeth facts and learn how to properly brush them.
Learn some fire safety tips from Smokey the Bear.
Watch a cartoon to learn about healthy and unhealthy foods. Then find out which foods you should eat every day.
Learn about the food groups that make up the food guide pyramid. Then pack a healthy lunch for a class field trip.
Make your own lists of things you see at the doctor's office,what you do to keep healthy and the steps you take to stay safe.
Spot the safety hazards in a kitchen, living room, bathroom and garage.
Keep Ben healthy by choosing the right amounts of water, food, exercise and rest.
Let Michael show you all the things to watch out for.
Stay healthy by learning to stay away from things that can poison you.
Learn more about nutrition as you match the foods to the food groups.
Follow Robby to the hospital and find out what happens before, during and after his operation.
Meet 7 kids who fight germs by washing their hands.
Let Danny teach you how to stay safe in the snow.
Get healthy tooth brushing tips and play the Hidden Hygiene game.
Let Samantha teach you how to watch for cars when crossing the street.
Watch a cartoon to find out why you should wash your hands every time before you eat.
Bugs
Let Herman teach you all about worms like him.
Match the correct legs to a spider, bee, dragonfly and ant.
Take a look at different types of butterflies.
From egg, to caterpillar, to chrysalis, to butterfly.
Learn about this noisy bug.
Mix different bodies and wings to make your own butterflies and watch them come to life.
Get facts and photos on dozens of insects and arthropods from A to Z.
Choose from more than 30 insects to color on your computer.
Search for bugs on land and in a pond.
Click on the photo of a bug to find out its name.
Answer eight questions about bugs.
Learn how they grow and how important they are.
Put bug parts together to create bugs found in nature, or create a new one on of your own.
Use the clues and your knowledge of insects to identify the mystery bug.
Dinosaurs
Build dinosaurs with different heads, bodies and tails. Then explore the Dino Park.
Choose from more than 80 dinosaurs to color on your computer.
Get pictures and facts on dozens of dinosaurs.
Put a few dinosaurs in order from largest to smallest and learn a few facts along the way.
Find quick facts about these extinct creatures.
Answer eight questions about these prehistoric beasts.
Learn all about the different dinosaurs that once roamed the Earth.
Dig for dinosaurs bones in the dirt and learn some facts along the way.
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