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Are you cut out for a career in aerospace? Find out with Air and Space Mobile Missions!

Take a virtual visit to the National Zoo any day of the week by tuning into our live webcams, which feature many of the Zoo's animals.

Learn about the animals of the Arctic on this kid friendly website!

These ducks need your help! Help them reach tasty treats across the pond, but watch out for obstacles!

Create your own design for a cloud and send it up to the sky.

Have fun exploring a fictional island and coral reef, while exploring impacts on this ecosystem.

The citizens of Smithsonville are in dire need of a Disaster Detector! Help Smithsonville and other cities predict and prepare for natural disasters. Use tools to make predictions and save the city from damage by helping citizens prepare properly. Are you up for the challenge?

Try you hand at these fun activities from the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation

Learn about giant deadly hornets, gorgeous fluttering butterflies, and stealthy crawling stink bugs in this interactive e-book.

Test your geography knowledge with this online quiz.

Connect with the stories and artifacts of the world's largest aviation and spaceflight collection with our official app.

Do you know where the red-eyed tree frog calls home? Play this game based on animal habitats to learn! Explore the desert, coral reef, jungle, and marsh to discover where many animals live by matching each animal to their correct habitat!

How deep is the ocean? How high is the moon? How big is the universe? How old are the ancient Greek myths? Check out Smithsonian IdeaLabs to find answers.

This free mobile app uses visual recognition software to help identify tree species from photographs of their leaves.

Migration Game - Learn about bird migration while playing a game.
Name that Nest - See if you can identify a variety of bird nests.
Online Coloring Book - Color birds online and learn about feathered travelers.

Morphy and his fellow alien crew have crash-landed on a foreign planet! Help Morphy locate missing crewmembers so that they can repair their spaceship.

Pilot Pals’ four games—Gears, Weather, Rocket Stacking and Airplane Parts—introduce children to basic concepts about weather, parts of the airplane, rockets, sizes, shapes and patterns.

Use fossils as a thermometer to read temperatures 55 million years ago. You can also watch a video of a fossil digger at work. 

Lights! Camera! Action! Our movie director needs your help! Help Walrus pick actors based on the traits that best fit the movie role.

Designed for the home and classroom by the Smithsonian Science Education Center and Filament Games, this iPhone/iPad game teaches students how to describe movement and motion while visiting rare animals at the National Zoo.