Games, collections, videos, stories, homework help and family days out from museums and galleries
This is not your typical mask. It towers over people at an enormous 14foot high and 7.5 foot wide. It is constructed...
Help Maurice the Mole survive the changing climate.
Looking for some help with the First World War? Our Topic Guide is just what you need.
Have you ever heard of marbled paper or 'marbling'? It's called that because it's a way of making a pattern on paper which looks a bit like a type of rock called marble.
Birmingham Museums have loads of artefacts from right the way accross history in their collections. On their special ...
We've all heard of lucky charms but have you ever heard of a lucky pig? Discover some of the luckiest animals in London's museums
Feed the monkeys their favourite food in this fast paced game from National Museums Scotland.Make sure you feed them ...
This beautifully illustrated book is called a Haggadah book, it is used during the Jewish festival of Passover and it...
Travel through the streets of Londinium (Roman London) and help a young slave girl collect and return objects to thei...
Each invention begins with an inventor, and all inventors have to start somewhere...
Discover how sound travels by making your very own ear gongs with the Science Museum.
This is a very special object, it shows us the early stages of one of the most famous children's stories in history. ...
This drawing shows Bunty and Marmaduke in their little boat, rowing towards a lighthouse. It looks like quite a nice...
Museums and galleries are spaces for art, in all forms. Watch Lil Buck combine ballet and hip-hop as he dances us thr...
This is the closest thing we have to knowing what the infamous pirate Captain Blackbeard looked like. The artist nev...
Make some noise and learn about how sound travels and is amplified with the Science Museum.
