Engage your children with fun, educational experiments and activities inspired by the Australian Museum's exhibitions, perfect for kids aged 8 and above.
Ongoing activity
1 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Free
Discover a world of exciting and educational activities designed to inspire curiosity and learning at home. These online experiments and activities are perfect for parents looking to engage their school-aged children in science, nature, and creativity through easy-to-follow video tutorials and hands-on projects.
Join the Australian Museum team and special guests as they guide you through simple, step-by-step activities using everyday materials. Children will explore fascinating topics such as climate change, sustainability, animal science, and scientific illustration. Each activity is designed to be fun and educational, encouraging kids to learn by doing.
Activities include drawing dinosaurs, identifying spiders, building terrariums and wind turbines, creating pop-top volcanoes, constructing insect hotels, testing water pH, and folding origami frogs. These projects are suitable for children aged 8 and up, with some requiring adult supervision to ensure safety and success.
All activities are available online through the Australian Museum's website, allowing families to participate from the comfort of their own homes. This flexible format makes it easy to fit learning and fun into your schedule without the need to travel.
These activities are designed to be accessible and engaging for children and parents alike. Materials needed are simple and commonly found around the house, making it easy to get started. Parents are encouraged to assist younger children, especially with experiments that involve small parts or require careful handling.
These online experiments and activities are freely accessible on the Australian Museum website. There is no cost to participate, making it an excellent resource for families seeking educational entertainment at home.
