Art & creativity websites
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Wonderpip
A calm browser-based learning space with early maths, reading, science, art, music, stories, and puzzles.
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ScratchJr
A playful first coding app where young children create interactive stories and games with picture-based programming blocks.

MyColor.fun
A large library of printable and online coloring pages, drawing guides, worksheets, and themed collections for children and families.

National Gallery of Art Educational Resources
Free art activities, collection exploration, lesson ideas, and family learning resources from the National Gallery of Art.

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

Exploratorium
Museum-backed science learning with hands-on activities, Science Snacks, tinkering projects, videos, and teaching tools.

Monterey Bay Aquarium Crafts & Printables
Ocean-themed crafts, coloring pages, stencils, drawing activities, and printable learning projects for children.

National Gallery of Art Education
Art lessons, field-trip ideas, teaching resources, and guided ways for children and families to explore artworks.

Snap!
A browser-based visual programming language that extends Scratch with custom blocks and deeper computer-science ideas.

Chrome Music Lab
Hands-on browser experiments that help children explore rhythm, melody, sound, drawing, and the connections between music, science, math, and art.

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

British Museum Schools: Ages 7-11
Museum learning sessions and object-based activities that help children explore world history, art, and culture.

Gamefroot
A browser-based game-making platform with visual coding, tutorials, interactive stories, animations, and game-design learning.

MoMA Learning
Modern and contemporary art terms, artist resources, classroom tools, worksheets, and discussion prompts from the Museum of Modern Art.

Pencil Code
A free collaborative coding space for drawing, music, games, stories, webpages, math, and creative programming.

Artsonia
Online student art portfolios that help schools, families, and children publish, view, and celebrate creative work.

Book Creator
A multimedia authoring tool for making digital books with text, images, drawings, audio, and video.

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.

Art For Kids Hub
A family-made library of step-by-step drawing lessons, painting projects, origami, crafts, and art videos for children.

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.

Highlights Kids
A playful collection of jokes, games, crafts, activities, polls, and creative challenges for elementary-age kids.

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

Maker Camp
Project-based making activities that combine science, engineering, art, and creative problem solving.

Canva for Education
A visual design tool with education templates for posters, presentations, videos, and classroom projects.

DIY
Skill-based creative challenges that invite children to make, build, explore, and share projects.

National Children’s Museum
Hands-on museum exhibits, maker activities, and family learning experiences in Washington, DC.

StoryPlace
Interactive stories and early-literacy activities from the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library.
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