A Darwin game from Rolls-Royce. Lots of fun and facts to support your child's science learning. Ages 6 and up.
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Simple game about the preying and mating habits of the ladybird spider. Very good memory exercise too. Ages 5 and up. From Planet ARKive.
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Simple and engaging exploring activity to help children of 5 and over spot and identify hidden garden creatures. From Hantsweb Museums and Archives.
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If your child is studying minibeasts at school, support their learning with this simple 'build a bug' activity. For ages 5 and over though non-readers will need help. From My Learning.
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Excellent game on fish and their fishy characteristics from Liverpool Museums. Fun and info-rich. Ages 6 or so and upwards.
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Fun games and stories about plants, habitats, insects and more to explore with your child, up to about age 8. From Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.
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Garden design without muddy wellies. Based on gardens through history. For ages 6 and up. From the Geffrye Museum Kids' Zone.
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Very simple nature game - great for introducing mouse skills to very young children. From Leicester Museums.
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Explore the planet with Gordon Gnome in this game from Show Me and Eureka! The Museum For Children .
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Toot the Tugboat needs your help in this crazy game from London's Transport Museum.
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Evolution MegaLab want you to find snails.
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Bees, bugs and some very cute little harvest mice - and they're all in the Horniman Museum's new Nature Base Gallery.
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This is a Bagot goat and there aren't many left in Britain. But the National Trust is trying to change that.
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Here's a great interactive from the Natural History Museum website where you can tell one bee from the other.
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Wriggling worms - it's a worm poetry competition from Buglife.
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Here's a cool website we like where you can write your own stories and even win a prize.
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Did you know that billions of bees are dying out? Here's how you can help to save them.
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Staff at Tring's Natural History Museum are about to begin work cleaning a collection of stuffed dogs.
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Get down to the seaside and get artistic to take part in the V&A Museum's World Beach project.
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A brand new website about wildlife filmmaking goes live this week.
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A 'bee tree' which give you a bees'-eye view of a honeybee hive has been set up to raise awareness about falling numbers of honeybees.
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Did you know that over 12,000 photos, taken from the air, are being used to record the changes happening on the British coastline?
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Show Me reporters Alex, Benjamin and Joseph went on the trail of a famous fish at the Horniman Museum in London.
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The Merapi volcano in Indonesia is erupting, find out more about volcanoes here.
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An amazing new fossil of a fish with fingers went on display in London this week.
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A massive monster from the deep has found a home at the Natural History Museum in London.
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Find out about this Noah's Ark for the twenty-first century, full of weird and wonderful creatures.
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A pair of rare eagle owls have been breeding for the past few years at a secret location on the North York Moors.
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Bees that solve puzzles, singing mice, rare spiders and strange worms that eat bones - whatever next?
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As cows and sheep happily burp and fart in fields around the world, scientists are divided over just how harmful their emissions really are...
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Mice attacking birds 250 times bigger than them? Click on the pic to find out what's going on...
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As snow sweeps Britain, Show Me looks back at the Golden Age of Polar exploration...
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As an exhibition all about eating insects opens in Birmingham, we give you the lowdown on munching bugs.
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The Cole Museum of Zoology in Reading re-opens.
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Good news for screenreader users...
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An unusual magpie nest goes on display at The Hunterian Museum in Glasgow.
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The Darwin Centre is full to the brim with weird and wonderful pickled creatures.
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Snowdrop the penguin chick and his Falkland Islands cousins are in the news this week.
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Dolly, the famous cloned sheep, is soon to go on display at Royal Museum, Edinburgh.
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Otters are swimming into Britain's towns and cities after years away.
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