Boston Children’s Museum
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About Boston Children’s Museum
Boston Children’s Museum is an organization that provides resources for children, families, and educators across Science, Technology, Art & creativity.
- Identity status
- Verified from official sources
- Official website
- bostonchildrensmuseum.org ↗
- Directory resources
- 8 published resources
- Main subjects
- Science · Technology · Art & creativity · Games · Physical place · Reading
Explore Boston Children’s Museum
Boston Children's Museum STEAM Lab
Hands-on science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities that encourage creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking.
Boston Children’s Museum Online Games
Free online games from Boston Children’s Museum that invite children to create stories, build a museum, and practise memory.
Everyone Explores
Boston Children’s Museum’s free activity site for open-ended making, testing, imagining, and problem solving with everyday materials.
The Pigeon Comes to Boston! A Mo Willems Exhibit
The Pigeon Comes to Boston! is a Boston Children’s Museum art and literacy exhibit inviting children and families to explore Mo Willems characters through drawing, storytelling, play, and hands-on creative activities.
Boston Children’s Museum Programs
Boston Children’s Museum programs use hands-on play with objects and materials across science, art, performing arts, cultures, and movement to build curiosity and joyful discovery.
Boston Children’s Museum STEAM Family Workshops
Boston Children’s Museum’s workshop calendar offers hands-on family STEAM sessions such as DIY zoetropes, with playful, creative learning for children and caregivers.
Boston Children’s Museum at Home
A museum-wide activity hub with science, art, engineering, storytelling, music, play-and-learning activities, and online games for families at home.
Boston Children’s Museum Art Lab
Boston Children’s Museum Art Lab is a rotating hands-on art-making program where children and families explore materials, artists, exhibits, and creative processes together.
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