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Screenshot of Children's Museum of Atlanta
90/100 · ages 2-8

Children's Museum of Atlanta

Hands-on exhibits, making, art, science, and family learning experiences for children ages 2 to 8.

WebsitePhysical placeArtFamily activities
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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.

WebsiteDownloadableArt activitiesEarly years
3–8 · Free downloadable PDFs90
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Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Early Learning Programs

The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh offers early-learning programs for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and caregivers, alongside museum@home activities and sensory-friendly options.

WebsitePhysical placeDownloadableBaby and toddlerHands-on learning
0–6 · Paid admission; some at-home resources are free89
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Garden Museum Families

Nature, art, and garden activities for children and grown-ups, including trails, explorer backpacks, toddler sessions, and family workshops.

WebsitePhysical placeArtCrafts
0-14 · Free with paid museum options89
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Learn 2 Draw

A free, ad-free interactive drawing tutor for toddlers and children with step-by-step animated lessons, read-aloud support, printable pages, and English, French, and Greek options.

WebsiteDrawingFlags
2–10 · Free; no signup, ads, or cookies88
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BCM+You

Brooklyn Children’s Museum’s BCM+You brings exhibits, programmes, animal friends, collection objects, and family art and science activities into an at-home learning collection.

WebsiteAnimalsArt
2–12 · Free87
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DoodleBeez

DoodleBeez is an ad-free learning app for ages 3–10 combining read-aloud picture books, step-by-step drawing, games, kindness and money stories, printables, and spoken support in nine languages.

WebsiteYouTube channelDrawingGames
3–10 · Free plan; paid plans with expanded library and activities87
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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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London Children's Museum

Hands-on play, art, science, early learning, family programs, and child-led exhibits at a children's museum in London, Ontario.

WebsitePhysical placeArts and craftsEarly learning
0-10 · Paid86
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Sesame Workshop Art Exploration

An interactive artmaker for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners that supports creative exploration through marks, shapes, symmetry, and drawing.

WebsiteCreative playInteractive art
1–6 · Free85
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Dino Kids

Dino Kids is a free, offline-friendly learning app with drawing, handwriting, phonics, early math, music, stories, and language activities in five languages.

WebsiteiOS appAndroid appDrawingEarly math
3–8 · Free; no ads or in-app purchases90
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