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Wallace Collection Activity Sheets
A free Wallace Collection activity set uses artworks and objects to invite creative writing, colour exploration, measuring, and storytelling.
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Science for Kids
A South Australian Department for Education science collection with free experiments, games, facts, quizzes, projects, lessons, images, and videos for home learning.
University of Michigan Museum at Home
The University of Michigan Museum of Natural History’s Museum@Home collection offers science experiments, research projects, scientist demonstrations, space content, expert talks, and virtual exhibits.
LCSD Museums Kids and Family Science
Hong Kong’s Leisure and Cultural Services Department gathers children’s science storybooks, activity sheets, astronomy paper models, animated videos, and online museum tours.
Carnegie Museum To Go
Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Museum To Go brings virtual field trips, online classes, Super Science Saturday activities, science videos, coloring pages, animal videos, and digital programmes to families and educators.
Nature and Me
Gardens by the Bay’s self-guided activity programme helps primary-school children observe plants and animals, record findings, and explore biodiversity with downloadable activity sheets.
MoMA In-Gallery Looking Guides
The Museum of Modern Art’s kid-focused looking guides pair gallery prompts with short audio explanations to help children explore modern and contemporary art.
MoMA Lessons for Early Learners
MoMA’s early learner collection uses modern art to support active learning through themed printable lessons for Pre-K, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and families.
NC Kids’ Exploration Journal
North Carolina’s official exploration journal gives elementary-age children multidisciplinary activities, lined journal pages, and creativity prompts for science, nature, and discovery.
Virtual Early Explorers
The University of Alaska Museum of the North’s Virtual Early Explorers programme provides themed activities and at-home tips for children five and under with an adult, including animals, art, light, water, pollinators, and the solar system.
OELP Digital Resource Centre
OELP’s Digital Resource Centre offers freely available evidence-based practical tools for young children, families, and educators covering school readiness, early literacy, numeracy, and higher-order thinking.
Putting Mathematics into Family Life
Jamaica’s Ministry of Education family maths guide helps parents use everyday routines, dice, dominoes, cards, and simple games to develop children’s mathematical thinking at home.
Iowa Family Math
Iowa’s education department provides free family mathematics supports and grade-level resources that help adults explore math with children.
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