Arts, Music & DIY

Inspire learning all summer long! Print out this book of activities that kids can do with an adult or on their own.

Empower your students to move from consumption to creation and to make their voices and perspectives heard.

Watch as Kyoto-based artist Keisuke Teshima beautifully paints dragon bodies with a single stroke using a sumi-e style brush across paper.

Sing along to this catchy tune and learn how the letter E can turn a "dud" into a "dude"!

Hunt for natural items and draw what you see in a notebook. You'll be surprised at how much you find, even staying close to home!

Listen to the beautiful sounds from Vietnam's ancient lithophone, or the đàn đá, made from granite, stone, wood, and corals.

Help your child talk about appreciation by making cards for the special people in their life.

Join Elmo, Abby, Grover, and Nina in this song and dance to celebrate Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival!

Mess around in this simple and fun painting tool to make your own masterpiece. Share it with family when you're done.

Follow along with this video, and use your body to play music. The Hambone shows you don't need an instrument to express yourself.

Listen to this holiday jingle using wrenches. What songs can you recreate with objects found around your house? Pots, pans, bottles, or glasses with water are a great start.

Sing this traditional Venezuelan Christmas song, practicing it first in the original Spanish, then the English translation.

Hunt for natural items and draw what you see in a notebook. You'll be surprised at how much you find, even staying close to home!

Help your child talk about appreciation by making cards for the special people in their life.

Use some tape to outline a turkey's face and feathers, then paint within the lines. When it's dry, take off the tape to reveal the turkey!

Use some around-the-house supplies to make it snow inside. Follow the instructions, and watch the blizzard begin!

Share the history behind this ancient art and then create some of your own. Using rocks, paper, tiles, or cardboard, try to copy some of the petroglyphs.

Make a repujado bracelet with some simple materials. Make some for family members, too.

Cut, paste, and decorate your way to a fun piñata party. All you need is a few easy-to-find supplies.

Do some freeplay with existing playdough or have fun making your own!

With bread crumbs and glue, make some small sculptures. Air-dry or bake, and then paint to finish your creation.

Empower your students to move from consumption to creation and to make their voices and perspectives heard.

Through coding, students build essential literacy skills, gain an understanding of logic and sequence, and learn the mechanics of iteration.

Build essential 21st-century skills with tools that target the foundations of programming: problem-solving, logic, and critical thinking.

Mess around in this simple and fun painting tool to make your own masterpiece. Share it with family when you're done.

Use this fun interactive to learn about the numbers 0 through 10, and make some music along the way.

Download this free app that'll teach you the basic concepts behind coding as you guide a caterpillar through puzzles.

Bounce up the beanstalk with Elmo to collect specific colors of magic beans.

Reimagine and re-color famous paintings with the click of a mouse.

Create your own perfectly symmetrical work of art by painting on one side and seeing your creation mirrored on the other.

Create pictures out of colored rocks. Stack them, spread them out, and mix them up to see how many different things you can create.

Tap lots of letters on the keyboard to explore some sounds. Then experiment with combining them. Can you create a beat and keep a rhythm going?

Click on a color and see famous fine art that contain it. Then pick a color to feature in your own art! (Note: There are a few paintings with nudity)

Use this interactive game to see what kind of music you can make with Sesame Street characters.

Try these engaging, one-hour introductory computer science tutorials, appropriate for all ages. There are hundreds of activities and tutorials in over 45 languages.

Learn the fundamentals of computer science with drag-and-drop blocks. Create your own drawings and games.

Watch as Kyoto-based artist Keisuke Teshima beautifully paints dragon bodies with a single stroke using a sumi-e style brush across paper.

Sing along to this catchy tune and learn how the letter E can turn a "dud" into a "dude"!

Listen to the beautiful sounds from Vietnam's ancient lithophone, or the đàn đá, made from granite, stone, wood, and corals.

Join Elmo, Abby, Grover, and Nina in this song and dance to celebrate Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival!

Follow along with this video, and use your body to play music. The Hambone shows you don't need an instrument to express yourself.

Listen to this holiday jingle using wrenches. What songs can you recreate with objects found around your house? Pots, pans, bottles, or glasses with water are a great start.

Sing this traditional Venezuelan Christmas song, practicing it first in the original Spanish, then the English translation.

Listen to this well-known bilingual Christmas song, and sing along in both English and Spanish.

Try this DIY painting activity with a toilet paper roll, scissors, paper, and your favorite colors. Watch as fireworks come to life!

Ghosts and goblins, what a fright! Have some fun with this Halloween sing-a-long and haunted house.

Learn about the music and instruments of Latin America as you enjoy this fun concert for kids.

Watch this video and discover the "food calculator" you carry around with you every day. Use it to add more healthy foods to your diet.

Learn computer science from home with lessons for all grades and abilities, from pre-readers to AP-level programming students.

Take an in-depth look at Asia's influence on art and history with inventive lessons, activities, videos, and images.

Allow students to share their work and reflect on their artistic process.

Use this free augmented-reality app to teach little kids about healthy food choices while having fun.

Use this free, bilingual app in a wide variety of ways, including telling stories, learning vocabulary, and using creativity.

Build with virtual Legos in this fun, tablet-based game that's perfect for little ones. Read the app's parent guide for tips on playing together.

Inspire learning all summer long! Print out this book of activities that kids can do with an adult or on their own.

Trace and color the first octopus. Then draw the second one yourself. Make sure to add your own creative touches!

Print out these worksheets then use scissors to cut out the pieces. Try to put the shapes together to create a picture.

Read together about this coming-of-age celebration, and then draw and color a special cake for the event!

Print or save these calendars and use them as inspiration for daily creative activities. They're open-ended and don't require any specific supplies.

Free coloring pages by different Latinx and Latin American artists and muralists. Scroll down to find the sheets.