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Art & creativity Science
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Screenshot of Smithsonian Learning Lab
93/100 · ages 5-18

Smithsonian Learning Lab

Free Smithsonian digital collections, classroom-ready resources, and educator-created learning collections for children and students.

WebsiteDownloadableArtHistory
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Screenshot of Natural History Museum LA Family Activities

Natural History Museum LA Family Activities

Dinosaur crafts, nature journals, games, scavenger hunts, and family science activities from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.

WebsiteDownloadablePhysical placeCraftsDinosaurs
3-18 · Free with paid admission92
Screenshot of Hamilton Children's Museum

Hamilton Children's Museum

Hands-on galleries and self-directed play that help young children learn through imagination, movement, and discovery.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningFamily activities
1-7 · Paid with free library-card option91
Screenshot of Smithsonian Kids

Smithsonian Kids

Museum-backed art, history, science, nature, and space activities, games, interactives, and family guides.

WebsitePhysical placeDownloadableAnimalsArt
6–14 · Free91
Screenshot of Children's Museum Houston

Children's Museum Houston

A hands-on children’s museum with exhibits, science and math activities, arts, workshops, and family events in Houston.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningFamily activities
0–12 · Paid90
Screenshot of Children's Museum of Atlanta

Children's Museum of Atlanta

Hands-on exhibits, making, art, science, and family learning experiences for children ages 2 to 8.

WebsitePhysical placeArtFamily activities
2-8 · Paid90
Screenshot of Children's Museum of Manhattan

Children's Museum of Manhattan

A hands-on museum for young children with interactive learning, arts, science, culture, daily experiences, and early-childhood classes.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningFamily activities
0–6 · Paid90
Screenshot of CU Museum Family Activities

CU Museum Family Activities

Free science, nature, art, and family activities from the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History.

WebsiteDownloadablePhysical placeAnimalsEarly learning
3–12 · Free90
Screenshot of Chicago Botanic Garden Family Activity Guide

Chicago Botanic Garden Family Activity Guide

Nature-inspired family activities for planting, science, art, wildlife observation, outdoor learning, and cooking.

WebsiteDownloadableCraftsExperiments
4-14 · Free89
Screenshot of BrainPOP Jr.

BrainPOP Jr.

Animated lessons, activities, and learning resources for young learners across science, math, reading, health, social studies, and the arts.

WebsiteDownloadableEarly learningEducational games
5–9 · Free with paid options88
Screenshot of New York State Museum Education

New York State Museum Education

Museum-backed art, science, history, and family learning programs with online activities, videos, lessons, and teacher guides.

WebsiteDownloadableHistoryMuseum learning
5–18 · Free88
Screenshot of PBS KIDS for Parents

PBS KIDS for Parents

Family activities, games, printable ideas, and learning guidance from PBS KIDS for parents and caregivers.

WebsiteArtsEarly learning
2-8 · Free88
Screenshot of KiwiCo Activities

KiwiCo Activities

Hands-on science, art, engineering, and craft activities with instructions for family projects.

Website
3–14 · Free with paid options82
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