DK Find Out! Earth
DK

Find out amazing facts and try some quizzes all about planet Earth, from the highest mountains to the longest rivers, the deepest oceans, and the largest deserts.

DK Find Out! Rocks and Minerals
DK

Earth’s crust is made up of many different types of rocks.

OLogy: The Amazing Mundo
OLogy (American Museum of Natural History)

Mundo Shamundo! Can you help Mandy study for her geology test?

OLogy: What is Earth?
OLogy (American Museum of Natural History)

Take a peek at our planet’s layers, learn what secrets rocks reveal, and gain a long view of history.

Siemens STEM Day: Minerals In My Meal
Siemens STEM Day

In this activity, students will examine several foods in different categories (e.g., animal, human and plant food/soil).

California Academy of Sciences: Jungle Layers
California Academy of Sciences

What are the different layers in a rainforest? Students will learn about these layers and the plants and animals who inhabit them by singing a fun Jungle Layers song.

Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources Outreach Program
The University of Arizona, Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources

Everyone should have an opportunity to learn how we use minerals in our lives and where they come from, what modern mining really is and which professional opportunities it offers. Our outreach programs provide resources and programming for K-12 and college-level groups to discover the exciting world of mineral resources.

Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources: Minerals and WiFi
The University of Arizona, Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources

Explore how we use copper to connect to each other in this educational video for 3rd to 7th graders.

Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources: Minerals and Gaming
The University of Arizona, Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources

A very special mineral resource helps game systems to work no matter what climate they are in.

Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources: Minerals and Food
The University of Arizona, Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources

Discover how one of the minerals found in the food we eat provides us with the electrolytes we need to survive.

Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources: Minerals and Writing
The University of Arizona, Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources

Did you ever wonder why the black part that writes is called “lead?”

Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources: Minerals and Fireworks
The University of Arizona, Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources

The colors in fireworks are made by burning different elements obtained from minerals we mine.