Archives: Primary Resources
Refugee Week: Geography primary resource
This primary resource helps children to understand more about refugees and why people seek asylum…
Mayan civilisation primary resource
Learn how the Maya excelled at architecture, agriculture, written language and mathematics
Sustainable living Geography primary resource
Explore fascinating facts about eco-friendly inventions and the importance of ‘green’ living to protect our planet
Make a bee hotel primary resource
Learn about the importance of bees and follow easy steps to make a bee-friendly plant pot
Aztec civilization primary resource
Learn about how the Aztecs excelled at farming and agriculture, and what made them such good warriors
Turtle conservation primary resource
Discover different species of turtle, their nesting habits and what happens when they need a helping hand!
Meredith’s mission to save our seas!
This little girl has started a petition asking McDonald’s to reduce their plastic waste…
Magical marble painting craft
Get creative and make this awesome marble effect on almost anything, from cool cards to pretty pots – using only nail varnish and water!
Plastic in the ocean
Discover the facts and figures on how plastic pollution is harming our magnificent marline life…
Frankie’s fight to save rhinos!
The six-year-old has planned a project to help protect the world’s rarest rhinos…
How to make a Christmas pomander
Follow our simple instructions to make a super-scented orange & clove pomander!
Experience life as an animal with virtual-reality headsets!
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee…be transported into the minds of animals
What’s it like to be a rhino ranger?
Nat Geo Kids goes into the wild with the Black Rhino Conservation Programme…
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Fascinating facts about the Sámi people
Discover these indigenous people’s traditions, lifestyle and culture!
NG KiDS’ Junior Adventures Blog
Pepeijn and Romeq are living life on the road, exploring the world one country at a time!
Largest ever Bronze Age wheel unearthed in Britain!
The wheel is thought to be the largest and earliest example of its kind…
School Strike for Climate!
Young people are taking to the streets to demand urgent action on climate change. Here’s how you can get involved…
