Winter Science Resource List

Experiments, Nature Study & Curiosity-Driven Learning for Winter

Winter offers a natural laboratory for science—snow, ice, temperature changes, light, and wildlife patterns invite observation, experimentation, and inquiry in ways that feel authentic and engaging.

The Winter Science Resource List is a curated, clickable PDF designed to help families and educators plan winter-friendly science learning through experiments, inquiry, nature study, and citizen science. This resource is especially supportive for neurodivergent and hands-on learners who learn best by doing, observing, and collecting real-world data.

Rather than relying on textbooks or rigid labs, this list highlights accessible, curiosity-led science experiences that can be adapted to a wide range of ages and abilities.

What’s Included

This one-page, clickable resource list features:

• Searchable science experiments using snow, ice, temperature, and light
• High-interest science videos and activities across grade levels
• Kid-friendly science articles that support curiosity-driven exploration
• Citizen science projects that allow learners to contribute real data
• Brief descriptions to help families choose what fits their learner

Format

• Digital PDF download
• Clickable links for easy access
• One-page reference you can use throughout the winter

How to Use This Resource

Choose one or two science experiences at a time and build from there.

Tip included in the resource: Pick 2–3 resources per week, not all at once. Consistency beats overwhelm.