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History & culture Crafts
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Screenshot of Denver Art Museum Creativity Resource
89/100 · ages 4–18

Denver Art Museum Creativity Resource

A free art-learning library with museum quests, activity ideas, lessons, videos, and creative inspiration for families and educators.

WebsiteDownloadableCraftsLesson plans
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Wakefield Museum for Families

Wakefield Museum’s family guide highlights hands-on displays, free trails, Saturday craft activities, Museum Minis for ages 2–5, and workshops for children and young people.

WebsitePhysical placeCraftsEarly years
2–16 · Free museum activities; some events may vary87
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Jewish Children’s Museum Virtual Workshops

Online workshops from the Jewish Children’s Museum combine cultural learning, stories, crafts, and interactive activities for children and families.

WebsiteYouTube channelInstagramCraftsCultural learning
4–12 · Workshop access varies86
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Louvre Abu Dhabi Make and Play

Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Make and Play collection offers short family art videos and at-home projects inspired by museum artworks, using simple materials for painting, paper craft, printing, movement, and design.

WebsiteArt projectsFamily learning
4–12 · Free online86
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Museum of the American Revolution At-Home Activities

The Museum of the American Revolution’s at-home collection combines a virtual museum tour, historical timeline, children’s readings, crafts, coloring pages, virtual field trips, and family-friendly history resources.

WebsiteDownloadableYouTube channelAmerican historyChildren’s books
6–16 · Free86
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Natural History Museum LA Family Activities

Dinosaur crafts, nature journals, games, scavenger hunts, and family science activities from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.

WebsiteDownloadablePhysical placeCraftsDinosaurs
3-18 · Free with paid admission92
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Canadian Museum of History Games and Activities

Free history games, puzzles, quizzes, craft activities, scavenger hunts, and family projects from Canada's national museum.

WebsiteDownloadableFamily learningGames
6-14 · Free90
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Museum Wales Family Learning

Family trails, museum events, craft ideas, sensory resources, and at-home activities from the national museums of Wales.

WebsiteDownloadableCraftsEarly learning
2-14 · Free with paid event options88
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Museum Wales Family Learning

Family trails, museum events, craft ideas, sensory resources, and at-home activities from the national museums of Wales.

WebsiteDownloadableCraftsEarly learning
2-14 · Free with paid event options88
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World Awareness Children’s Museum Online Programming

World Awareness Children’s Museum offers free online family programming with workshops, classes, interviews, crafts, and cultural exploration, plus optional live virtual programming through its linked teacher page.

WebsiteYouTube channelDownloadableCraftsCultural learning
3–12 · Free online page; optional linked programme terms vary84
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