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Screenshot of Science to Grow On™
87/100 · ages Grades K–3

Science to Grow On™

Science to Grow On™ is an Explora semester program for children in grades K–3, using age-appropriate science, art, and hands-on investigations in an every-other-week learning format.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
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Screenshot of Cape Town Science Centre School Group Visits

Cape Town Science Centre School Group Visits

Cape Town Science Centre school-group visits offer curriculum-aligned options from pre-primary through matric, with hands-on science-centre programmes and teacher pre-visits.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
Pre-primary through matric · Paid school visit; R85 per learner for groups of 15+86
Screenshot of Little Learners — Queensland Museum Tropics

Little Learners — Queensland Museum Tropics

Little Learners is a free object-based museum program for ages 3–6 at Queensland Museum Tropics, using real objects and specimens, stories, and hands-on exploration.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
3–6 · Free; no bookings required; spaces limited86
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Family Museum Field Trips

Family Museum field trips combine interactive exhibits, learning, and play for school groups, with the official page focused on children eight and under.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
Up – 8 · Paid school-group visit; rates and outreach terms on official information sheet85
Screenshot of What Do We See? — Centraal Museum Family Game

What Do We See? — Centraal Museum Family Game

Centraal Museum Utrecht’s What Do We See? is a family game for ages 6–12 that invites children to look closely at artworks and discuss what they notice during a museum visit.

WebsiteGames & interactivesWebsites & online learning
6–12 · Free with a valid museum ticket; runs daily during opening hours85
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Earth, Roar & Beyond Holiday Programme

Cape Town Science Centre’s Earth, Roar & Beyond holiday programme uses hands-on experiments, creative crafts, and interactive activities to explore dinosaurs, planets, and the Solar System.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
3–18 · Paid admission; 2026 youth ticket R9584
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Family Museum Outreach

Family Museum Outreach brings the museum’s interactive learning and play experiences into schools and community settings through a named outreach programme.

WebsiteGames & interactivesPrograms & challenges
Children and school groups; activity-specific · Outreach terms and fees vary by school or community booking84
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Museum in My Pocket

Museum in My Pocket is the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s off-the-wall art game: a 52-card set with four activities that help children and families look, talk, and think about art.

WebsiteGames & interactivesTeacher & classroom resources
11+ · Free for educators and community partners while supplies last; request required82
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Engineering Investigators

Engineering Investigators is an Explora semester program for grades 3–5 using the engineering design process to build, test, and refine hands-on solutions while practising physics and critical thinking.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsPrograms & challenges
Grades 3–5 · $165 members / $185 non-members per semester88
Screenshot of Galileo Legacy: Where Science Turns into Play

Galileo Legacy: Where Science Turns into Play

Museo Galileo’s Galileo Legacy activity turns the history of science into a playable Fortnite island with puzzles inspired by Galileo’s instruments, plus a teacher guide and museum context.

WebsiteGames & interactivesTeacher & classroom resources
School-age learners; exact range not stated · Free game experience; Fortnite account and platform terms may apply88
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Museum Memory

Museum Memory is a Google Arts & Culture interactive game that asks players to remember how paintings are arranged in a virtual gallery and restore the exhibition after the works are scrambled.

WebsiteExperiments & projectsGames & interactives
not stated; family and school use suggested · Free online experiment83
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