Bring your under-5s on a different adventure every week!
Play Tuesdays
Read More- 18-May-2021 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
- National Maritime Museum
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0 - 5 years
- £0.00 - £4.00

Bring your under-5s on a different adventure every week!
Explore the Museum and the collection with your family through facilitated play, songs and stories led by early years specialists.
Ticketed | Socially distanced
Please note: Tickets go on sale two weeks in advance of each date.
- Art, Music, Heritage
each session will take your family on a different journey, encouraging you and your little one to learn and play together.
Venue details
- National Maritime Museum
- Park Row
- Greenwich
- London
- London
- SE10 9NF
At-Home Activities from this organisation
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Brave Sir John – a sensory story of snow and ice
Experience Sir John Franklin’s journey with this sensory story told by Noel Hayden. The story uses a mixture of call and response song, sensory props, images and key word signing. These activiti...
0 - 12 yearsAge Friendly -
How to Create a Merfolk Badge
Merfolks are mythical creatures that live deep down in the ocean. They often occur in our museum's collections, over maps, paintings and naval badges.
Age Friendly -
How to Make a Rainbow Badge
Badges, pins, ribbons and medallions tell a story about the person wearing them.There are many in the National Maritime Museum’s collection. Some are awards, others are used for identification.T...
Age Friendly -
How to Build a Propeller Boat
SS Archimedes is famed for being the world's first steamship to be driven by a Screw Propeller. This steam ship was built in Great Britain in 1839 and influenced many ship builder...
6 - 11 years -
How to Make Antarctic Animals
Antarctica is an ice-covered continent that covers the southernmost part of the world. The South Pole is located in Antarctica. Antarctica is surrounded by the Southern Ocean and has an abun...
Age Friendly -
How to create ruffs and cuffs fit for a Queen
Queen Elizabeth I is well known as a monarch who liked to present a certain image of themselves to the public. The Armada Portrait is a great example of where Elizabeth used symbols to prese...
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