These are online kindergarten videos and games for Earth Day. These videos are for listening to read alouds, learning about the Earth and games to explore various learning skills related to planet Earth.

Read more: a teacher’s take on each video >>

⚠️ Common Sense Precaution: Model how to exit out of a tab immediately after a video has played. Cool Kindergarten does not recommend students click through to view other videos on the “suggestions” screen that shows at the end of some videos.

Welcome to our Earth Day video and game collection for kindergarten students! Celebrate the planet with engaging stories, curious learning videos, fun interactive games, and movement breaks — all specially chosen to help kids appreciate nature, understand environmental care, and build foundational skills along the way.

Children will discover read-aloud stories that take them on adventures through forests, oceans, gardens, and more — strengthening listening comprehension, vocabulary, and a love for the world around them. Our “Learn” videos explore Earth Day themes: recycling, plants and animals, weather, habitats, and taking care of our Earth — tied together with early literacy, and science.

For engagement, the “Play” section features interactive games where kids can sort, match, and explore Earth-themed concepts — like identifying animals, exploring habitats, or understanding how we can protect natural resources. And when they need a little movement or brain break, short “Move” videos provide fun, active interludes to get energy flowing, especially useful in a full classroom day or at home learning.

These resources work great in classrooms, small-group settings, or at home.

Whether learners are watching stories, playing games, or dancing along, this page brings together everything you need for an Earth Day filled with discovery and joyful learning.

1. Let students choose activities that interest them or direct students to specific ones of your choice.
2. Each game/activity opens in a new tab, so students can easily return to this page on Cool Kindergarten when they’re ready to move on to the next activity.
3. Set a time limit if needed, or allow kids to explore until the end of the lesson or session.

⚠️ Common Sense Precaution: Model how to exit out of a tab immediately after a video has played. Cool Kindergarten does not recommend students click through to view other videos on the “suggestions” screen that shows at the end of some videos.