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National Gallery of Art Educational Resources
Free art activities, collection exploration, lesson ideas, and family learning resources from the National Gallery of Art.
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Smithsonian Kids
Museum-backed art, history, science, nature, and space activities, games, interactives, and family guides.
National Gallery of Art Education
Art lessons, field-trip ideas, teaching resources, and guided ways for children and families to explore artworks.
British Museum Schools: Ages 7-11
Museum learning sessions and object-based activities that help children explore world history, art, and culture.
MoMA Learning
Modern and contemporary art terms, artist resources, classroom tools, worksheets, and discussion prompts from the Museum of Modern Art.
Artsonia
Online student art portfolios that help schools, families, and children publish, view, and celebrate creative work.
Tate Kids
Artist stories, games, quizzes, and art-making ideas for children from Tate museums.
The Met Kids
A museum adventure with videos, timelines, and art-making prompts for kids.
TurtleStitch
A free, open-source coding and textile platform where learners turn visual programs into embroidery patterns and physical designs.
Deep Space Sparkle
Art lessons, project guides, printable ideas, and creative teaching support for children and the adults who guide their art learning.
Google Arts & Culture
Online museum collections, virtual tours, cultural stories, and interactive art explorations.
Toy Theater
Free educational games and virtual tools for elementary learners across math, literacy, art, music, puzzles, and classroom play.
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