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All Kinds of FriendsNature & Our Planet

All Kinds of Friends

Discover the surprising partnerships that show how cooperation, connection and friendship can be found throughout the natural world.

Anna Comstock nature journal with leaf, feather, fern and flower sketches on a mossy log, beside a pencil and magnifying glass in a sunlit woodland.Nature & Our Planet

Anna Comstock & Nature Journaling

Meet Anna Comstock and discover how slowing down, looking closely and drawing what we notice can open a wider world.

Bioluminescence Lesson CoverNature & Our Planet

Bioluminescence

Follow living light from glowing shorelines to the deepest ocean and discover how creatures make, use and communicate with their own glow.

Children exchanging message cards across a bridge beside a globeBrave & Brilliant

Dr Esperanto & the Language of Hope

Meet the doctor who created a new language and follow one hopeful idea into questions about communication, friendship and peace.

Woodland mushrooms and mycelium beneath a forest floorNature & Our Planet

Fabulous Fungi

Step beneath the forest floor and discover the strange, essential kingdom connecting roots, recycling life and sending spores into the world.

Early hot-air balloons following currents above the countrysideWonder & Why

How Do Hot Air Balloons Fly?

Follow warm air into the sky through balloon science, a remarkable first flight and one small experiment filled with wonder.

Jadav Payeng planting beside a forested Brahmaputra river islandBrave & Brilliant

Jadav Payeng

Follow one small act of care as it grows into a forest—and discover how patience, trees and habitats can change a place over time.

Original abstract circles, lines and musical movement inspired by KandinskyThe Art of Seeing

Kandinsky

Listen to colour, follow shapes and discover how abstract art can express music, movement and feeling.

Leonardo-style notebook, gears, flying machine and bridge modelThe Art of Seeing

Leonardo da Vinci

Open the notebooks of an endlessly curious thinker and follow questions into painting, anatomy, nature, machines and flight.

Colourful Nova Scotia folk-art village with birds, flowers and a black catThe Art of Seeing

Maud Lewis

Meet an artist who found colour, courage and happiness in cats, flowers, houses and the everyday world around her.

Our Amazing Brain PDF LessonWonder & Why

Our Amazing Brain

Explore the brain through conversation, a cushioning experiment and playful reflections on how we learn.

Apples, a ceramic jug and Mont Sainte-VictoireThe Art of Seeing

Paul Cézanne

Look again at apples, bowls, cloth and mountains—and discover how careful seeing can transform an ordinary scene.

Zoo animals, footprints and playful poo cluesNature & Our Planet

Poo in the Zoo

Become a nature detective and discover why droppings are useful clues to the animals around us.

Marine scientist swimming calmly beside a reef sharkBrave & Brilliant

Shark Lady

Meet a brave scientist who followed her curiosity underwater and helped the world see sharks differently.

The first movies, zoetrope, horse-picture strip and vintage film camera in a warmly lit room.Digital DownloadWonder of the Week

The First Movies

Follow the wonder of moving pictures, meet early cinema pioneers and begin a small film story of your own.

Contemporary Arctic family, coastal community and qajaqPeoples of the World

The Inuit Peoples

Discover the Arctic as a homeland shaped by living cultures, knowledge, resilience and deep connections to land and sea.

Child scientist exploring expectation, brain signals and evidenceWonder & Why

The Placebo Effect

Explore a surprising idea about belief, expectation and the ways scientists separate impressions from evidence.

What Is Colour Made Of? lesson coverWonder & Why

What Is Colour Made Of?

Discover how light, objects, eyes and the brain work together to create the colours we see.

A telescope, fern spiral and nautilus shell beneath a spiral galaxy, with a pebble trail reaching towards the horizonWonder & Why

What Is Infinity?

Follow numbers, stars and repeating patterns towards an idea with no final ending.

The Alps, northern lakes, olive hills, a Roman stone arch and Mediterranean coast in one Italian landscapePeoples of the World

Where Is Italy?

Follow Italy’s boot-shaped map into canals, ancient stories, mountains, volcanoes and delicious discoveries.

Mongolian steppe, Altai mountains, traditional gers, horses and a Bactrian camel near the GobiPeoples of the World

Where Is Mongolia?

Cross open grasslands and discover how homes, animals and traditions connect with Mongolia’s landscapes.

Peru’s Pacific coastal desert, Andes mountains and terraces, high grasslands with vicuñas and Amazon forestPeoples of the World

Where Is Peru?

Journey through mountains, rainforest and ancient cities in a country full of biodiversity and living traditions.

The Bosphorus, Anatolian plateau, mountains, Cappadocia’s volcanic valleys and Türkiye’s Mediterranean coastPeoples of the World

Where Is Türkiye?

Explore Türkiye’s landscapes, language, food and patterns where Europe and Asia meet.

Albert Einstein beside a compass, prism and watch as light bends around a star beyond the windowBrave & Brilliant

Who Was Albert Einstein?

Meet Albert Einstein and explore how imagination, observation and better questions can open scientific discoveries.

Coco Chanel working in an early twentieth-century fashion atelierBrave & Brilliant

Who Was Coco Chanel?

Explore fashion history and discover how fabric, shape and purpose can change what clothing lets us do.

Salvador Dalí in his studio studying an original dreamlike paintingThe Art of Seeing

Who Was Salvador Dalí?

Look beyond ordinary reality and create art from dreams, chance and unexpected connections.

A child and adult exploring a digestive-system model with foods and gas bubblesWonder & Why

Why Does My Bottom Burp?

Turn a giggle-worthy body question into discoveries about digestion, microbes and invisible gas.

The Wonder of the Week

Every Sunday we release a new wonder-led lesson: one big question for your family to explore together at home. Here’s this week’s.

The first movies, zoetrope, horse-picture strip and vintage film camera in a warmly lit room.
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The First Movies

Follow the wonder of moving pictures, meet early cinema pioneers and begin a small film story of your own.

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