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93/100 · ages 8–18

TED-Ed

Animated educational lessons that turn science, history, culture, and big questions into short, discussion-ready videos.

YouTube channelAnimated lessonsDiscussion starters
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Walters Art Museum Families and Kids

The Walters Art Museum’s family page offers free coloring pages, art-making videos, downloadable activity packets, family programs, and in-person events inspired by the collection.

WebsitePhysical placeYouTube channelArt activitiesColoring pages
3–14 · Free90
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MoMA Art Lab

The Museum of Modern Art’s Art Lab is an interactive creative space where children and adults can experiment with art-making ideas inspired by the collection.

WebsiteYouTube channelPhysical placeCreative playDigital interactive
4–16 · Paid museum admission; free for ages 16 and under89
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MoMA At-home Activities

The Museum of Modern Art’s family activity hub offers art-making ideas, film screenings, book ideas, and on-demand programs for kids and families, including a direct official YouTube playlist.

WebsiteYouTube channelArt activitiesFamily learning
4–14 · Free89
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The Met Kids & Families

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s family hub combines #MetKids digital exploration, family guides, an audio guide for ages 6–12, and interactive museum programs for children and caregivers.

WebsiteYouTube channelArt historyAudio tours
4–12 · Free online; museum admission varies89
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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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Heckscher Museum Kids & Families

The Heckscher Museum of Art’s family page highlights Digital Action Painting, an in-gallery activity station, family events, and its virtual H@H Kids art activity video series.

WebsitePhysical placeYouTube channelArt activitiesFamily visits
3–14 · Free online; museum admission varies86
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National Gallery Prague Families and Kids

National Gallery Prague’s Families and Kids programme offers playrooms for young children, art studios, weekend workshops, summer studios, and family ways to explore original artworks.

WebsiteYouTube channelArt workshopsCreative play
2–18 · Paid museum programme; details vary by activity86
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Southeast Arkansas Regional Library Kids Activities

Southeast Arkansas Regional Library’s kids hub combines ready-to-go activity packets, digital literacy and learning links, story resources, reading apps, and family library services.

WebsiteYouTube channelDigital libraryEarly literacy
0–14 · Free; some digital services require a library card85
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TheDadLab

Family science experiments, art, and interactive activities that children can try at home with an adult.

YouTube channelExperimentsFamily activities
5–12 · Free with paid options87
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