Games, collections, videos, stories, homework help and family days out from museums and galleries
Are you a cat lover? We've tracked down the most purr-fect cat-related objects to be found in museums and galleries.
This is an example of what televisions looked like in the 1950s. They were much smaller than the TVs we have in our l...
This is a photo of Ashley Watterson McGain who was from Port Erin, a village on the Isle of Man. He was an officer in...
This is such a strange picture - why is that man examining their heads? He is a Phrenologist. Phrenology is the study...
Paint your very own Greek pot with this fun game from Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
Become an intrepid adventurer as you travel the globe sourcing exotic objects for an exhibition. What will you bring ...
How about making your own scarab necklace?
The British Museum has put together a great website to help you learn all about the Ancient Greeks. You can explore t...
Ever wondered what our ancient ancestors looked like? We take a look at the recreations experts have made.
Help the King get his bling back in this race against time.
A round up of our ten favourite places to encounter Egyptian artefacts - and even some Ancient Egyptians themselves!
Have you ever wondered how writing came about? Like most things, it had to be invented. This video from The British M...
Sam the dog has gone missing! Help our heroes travel through time to find their beloved pet. You'll have to have your...
Ever wanted to run your own town? This fun game from Bekonscot - the world's oldest model village- gives you the chance.
The Ancient Greeks held the Olympic Games every four years. Show Me investigates the games to uncover some fascinating facts that you might not have known about this ancient sporting event.
Find out what goes on at the National Media Museum in these short films made by our friends over at Culture Street.
