NASA Kid’s Club / JPL

NASA Kids’ Club and JPL’s kid-focused pages bring space exploration down to earth for young learners. Through simple games, printable activities, videos, and mission-themed content, kids can learn about rockets, planets, rovers, and astronauts in a playful, age-appropriate way. Run by NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, these sites draw directly from real missions and imagery, which adds excitement and authenticity to even simple counting or matching games. Parents love having a trusted, ad-free source for space content that can supplement science units or fuel interest-driven rabbit holes. Everything is free to access, though some interactive features work best on larger screens. Use the sites as a launchpad: after playing a game about Mars, watch a rover video together, check a mission’s current status, or step outside at night to spot planets in the sky.