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Screenshot of National Gallery of Art Teaching Resources
92/100 · ages Early childhood through secondary; resource-specific

National Gallery of Art Teaching Resources

The National Gallery of Art provides free teaching resources, lesson units and Art Tales materials that help educators and families explore art with children from early learning through secondary school.

WebsiteDownloadableArt TalesArt history
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Screenshot of Guggenheim Bilbao Learning Through Art 2026

Guggenheim Bilbao Learning Through Art 2026

Guggenheim Bilbao’s Learning Through Art programme and exhibition document twenty-session classroom art workshops created with more than 100 children ages 6–12.

WebsiteClassroom artCreative projects
Ages 6–12 · Museum programme; exhibition access and terms vary91
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Smithsonian American Art Museum K–12 Resources

Smithsonian American Art Museum teacher guides and resources use works of art to support K–12 classroom learning, discussion and cross-curricular connections.

WebsiteDownloadableAmerican artCross-curricular learning
K–12; resource-specific · Free public guides91
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Curious George: Let’s Get Curious

National Children’s Museum’s Curious George exhibit invites young children to explore science, engineering and problem-solving through playful, hands-on museum experiences.

WebsiteEarly learningEngineering
Ages 2–8 · Paid museum admission90
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The Met Children’s Classes

The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers eight-week art workshops tailored to children ages 2–12, with age-banded classes, family programmes, and the free 81st Street Studio.

WebsitePhysical placeAges 2-4Ages 5-8
Ages 2–12 · Paid classes; some family programmes are free; registration required90
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GAMeC The Museum Is Present 2026

GAMeC and Accademia Carrara’s 2026 summer camp gives children ages 6–11 interdisciplinary art, photography, creative-tech, city nature and museum workshop experiences.

WebsiteArt campCreative techniques
Ages 6–11 · Paid weekly camp; €130–€190 fee variants listed88
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JiggyJoy

JiggyJoy is a free kids site with browser games, printable coloring pages, worksheets, and age-organized math, literacy, creativity, and space activities.

WebsiteColoringCreativity
3–10 · Free87
Screenshot of Israel Museum Children’s Art Classes

Israel Museum Children’s Art Classes

The Israel Museum in Jerusalem offers theoretical and practical art classes for children and youth, combining studio work with gallery and model studies.

WebsiteArt classesDrawing
Children and youth; class-specific · Paid registration; programme dates and terms apply86
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Tiny Players

Tiny Players is a browser library of games and printables for ages 4–10, with maths, reading, spelling, science, geography, typing, art, music, logic, and seasonal activities.

WebsiteBrowser gamesMaths games
4–10 · Free; no sign-up82
Screenshot of Tel Aviv Museum of Art Summer Camp 2026

Tel Aviv Museum of Art Summer Camp 2026

Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s official 2026 summer camp page provides registration contact details, Hebrew-language programme information, concessions, and the museum address.

WebsitePhysical placeArt campDrawing
Children; exact age bands and schedule are programme-specific · Paid registration; concessions available83
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KID Museum Invent the Future Expo

KID Museum’s Invent the Future Expo showcases young people’s creative technology and making projects, encouraging children and teens to imagine and build solutions to real-world challenges.

WebsiteCreative technologyDesign challenges
Ages 8–18; programme-specific · Event terms, tickets and registration vary88
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