History & culture Culture
for kids
Explore 10 trusted history & culture culture resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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British Museum Learn
The British Museum’s learning hub for schools, communities, family visits, young people, cultural heritage, and accessible learning experiences.
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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.
Digital Museum of Learning
A free online museum for children and educators with interactive exhibitions, stories, resources, and playful quizzes about learning.
PBS Origins
PBS Digital Studios history shows exploring overlooked people, movements, and stories from the past.
Google Arts & Culture
Online museum collections, virtual tours, cultural stories, and interactive art explorations.
MocomiKids
Child-focused videos, stories, facts, mythology, science, and general-knowledge explorations.
Museo Pambata
The Philippines’ first interactive children’s museum, using exhibits, programs, and events to make cultural and environmental learning fun and hands-on.
Circle Round
A storytelling podcast for kids that adapts folktales from around the world into sound-rich stories about kindness, persistence, generosity, inclusion, and creativity.
PBS Documentaries
PBS Digital Studios documentary films and short-form reporting about science, history, society, culture, and real-world issues.
Kids World Travel Guide
A country-by-country travel and geography guide written for children, with facts about places, cultures, landmarks, animals, food, and maps.
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