I just found Earth & Sky Kids while perusing various NPR podcasts. It’s a nice kid-oriented science site, and I can see it being pretty useful for answering the inevitable questions about how things work in nature. I’ve got my fingers crossed that we have a cloud-free night for the lunar eclipse this week 
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That is a really good web site for learning about science, with a focus on kids. Thank you!
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