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LearnEnglish Kids
Free songs, stories, games, videos, grammar activities, and printable ideas from the British Council for children learning English.
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CS Unplugged
Free computer science activities, games, puzzles, and printables that teach computing concepts without requiring a computer.
NASA Space Place Activities
NASA Space Place Activities offers printable and interactive space-science activities for children, including science-fair projects, mazes, planet games, rockets, sound, maps, and Earth science.
AstroKids
AstroKids is an interactive astronomy website with a true-scale space explorer, short games, printable activities, sky guides, and stories that encourage children to continue observing outdoors.
MyCAM Art Hunts
MyCAM Art Hunts are customizable digital and printable family art hunts from Cincinnati Art Museum, with creative prompts for exploring selected works in the galleries.
Salvador Dali Surrealist Exile Game
A printable two-to-four-player board game that sends players through Salvador Dali's Surrealist world while introducing children to an artist and visual vocabulary.
Tjumpo Tjapanangka Desert Game
A printable two-to-four-player board game where children race through an Australian desert depicted by Aboriginal artist Tjumpo Tjapanangka, with an accompanying artist profile.
Christina's World Maze
A printable art maze based on Andrew Wyeth's painting Christina's World. Children help Christina find her way home while looking closely at a famous artwork.
Giorgio De Chirico Metaphysical Art Maze
A printable maze embedded in Giorgio De Chirico’s painting The Double Dream of Spring, combining visual problem solving with an introduction to a modern artist.
Paris Street Art Game
A printable visual-observation game using two versions of street art from Paris’s Montmartre neighborhood. Children compare the images and find five differences.
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