History & culture Teacher tools
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Getty Education
Art activities, close-looking projects, videos, online field trips, and K-12 learning resources from the Getty.
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Mission US
Research-based history games and classroom materials that place middle-school learners inside complex moments in U.S. history.
National Gallery of Art Educational Resources
Free art activities, collection exploration, lesson ideas, and family learning resources from the National Gallery of Art.
Franklin Institute Science and Education
Science activities, engineering ideas, youth programs, videos, and classroom resources from The Franklin Institute.
National Archives DocsTeach
Primary-source history activities that help students investigate documents, photographs, maps, and other records from the past.
English Heritage Teaching Resources
Free teacher-created history resources, activity ideas, and downloadable classroom materials organized by period, key stage, and region.
iCivics Games
Free civic-learning games that let students explore government, law, elections, and public decision making through play.
Kennedy Center Education
Arts activities, classroom resources, performances, and learning experiences for students, families, and educators.
NFB Education
Canadian film-based learning resources, playlists, study guides, and digital storytelling activities for classrooms and curious learners.
Royal Academy Learning
Art learning resources, school visits, teacher support, and free creative programmes from the Royal Academy of Arts.
Teach the UN
K–12 teaching guides, games, activities, and child-friendly resources about peace, human rights, sustainability, and the United Nations.
The National Archives Education
Primary-source history resources, enquiry activities, and online sessions for schools, families, and young learners.
The Strong National Museum of Play Educators
Play-based museum learning, field trips, school programs, and educator ideas from The Strong National Museum of Play.
New York State Museum Education
Museum-backed art, science, history, and family learning programs with online activities, videos, lessons, and teacher guides.
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