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Art & creativity Storytelling
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91/100 · ages 5-11

BBC 500 Words

A children's story-writing project for ages 5-11 with prompts, classroom resources, story inspiration, and annual submissions.

WebsiteCreative writingPrintable activities
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National Gallery Singapore Family Guide

A family guide to child-friendly gallery activities, art-making, storytelling, play spaces, and hands-on experiences at National Gallery Singapore.

WebsiteArtFamily learning
2-12 · Free with paid admission90
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ScratchJr

ScratchJr is a free introductory programming environment for young children. The official MIT project page describes a block-based app for ages 5–7 that lets children create interactive stories and games.

WebsiteBlock codingCreative computing
5–7 · Free app90
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The Story Museum

A family museum in Oxford with immersive story spaces, picture-book play, exhibitions, and story-led events for children.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningLiteracy
0–12 · Paid89
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Alice

A creative programming environment for building 3D stories, animations, and games while learning computational thinking and object-oriented programming.

WebsiteDesktop appAnimationGame creation
8–18 · Free88
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Getty If Objects Could Talk

Getty’s If Objects Could Talk is a family podcast in which art and artifacts from the Getty collection tell imaginative stories about their histories, materials, makers, and uses. Episodes include transcripts and related activities.

WebsitePodcastArt historyAudio learning
6–14 · Free podcast88
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Baltimore Museum of Art Family Activities

Baltimore Museum of Art’s family page combines free online art activities, family programmes, visit tips, and open-ended prompts that help children and adults look closely, tell stories, and make art together.

WebsiteYouTube channelArt promptsCreative play
0–16 · Free admission and free online activities87
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Museum of Fine Arts Boston Digital Learning

The MFA Boston’s digital learning collection provides art activities for children and families, age-labelled home programs, storytelling, studio tutorials, videos, and art connections cards.

WebsiteYouTube channelPhysical placeArt activitiesFamily learning
0–18 · Free activities; some tutorials are paid87
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Kohl Children’s Museum Classroom Activities

Kohl Children’s Museum classroom activities provide playful language, movement, storytelling, and inquiry ideas for educators and young learners.

WebsiteClassroom activitiesLanguage arts
3–8; activity-specific · Free public resources85
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MFA Digital Learning

Family art activities, storytelling, art-making videos, and museum learning from the Museum of Fine Arts Boston for children, teens, and caregivers.

WebsiteArt activitiesArt videos
4–18 · Free with paid options84
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