Creative Activities for Kids and Families

Watch back the National Football Museum's second Children's Football Writing Festival, featuring 4 of our favourite children's authors!This half term we were joined by Tom Palmer, Eve Ainsworth, Seth ...

Enjoy hands on creativity at home! This Clay Take Away – make at home kit has been put together especially and includes everything you need to make at home:

Explore a tiny new world through the lens of a microscope. Try our quiz and find out how scientists use microscopes to make important discoveries. Also look at some of the Museum's insect specimens up...

Relax into these fun activities, exploring PHM’s collections through scribbling, sketching and silliness.

Celebrate 100 years of Rupert Bear by getting creative at home with our Rupert Bear Activity Packs! Our Rupert Bear Centenary Celebration might be closed, but you can still explore the exhibition's se...

Enjoy science based interactive activities created by science researchers. Topics included are bees, fossils, minerals and DNA. 

Fun family crafts to make at home. Animals have homes of all shapes and sizes. This half term, we have selected two animals and will focus on their ‘homes’ and you will have the chance to ...

We've hit week four of Tales of Light, a series of stories for audiences aged 4+ and their families available to watch for FREE on YouTube. Time flies when you're having fun!

Gather round for Tales of Light, a brand new series of short stories for audiences aged 4+ and their families. 

Gather round for the second instalment of Tales of Light, a brand new series of short stories for audiences aged 4+ and their families. 

Suitable for young people ages 7-11, each challenge will explore the work and approach of a different composer, support curriculum learning and help young people to engage with creative composition. A...

'The Seekers Activity Book' - a brand new print-at-home comic filled with puzzles and pictures that explore the rainforest, deep underwater and into space. 

You might not be able to visit a real museum this February half term, but here’s your chance to build your own!

We know how difficult a job homeschooling is, and how hard it is trying to get a little bit of creativity in between maths, phonics, science and all the rest. So we asked Animateur Rachel Leach to cre...

In these challenging times, we feel it is important to provide support to parents, carers and children to enable them to continue to experience arts and culture from home. Arts Award Discover at Home ...

With a little coloured paper, you’re just a few steps away from creating your own bendy snake!

Wondering what to do with all those toilet rolls…?

Follow our simple recipe to make these extra special biscuits.

Ever wondered about the history of a particular part of Ipswich? Or what sorts of things have been collected to show the town’s evolution?

Follow Assistant Collections and Learning Curator, Sam, as he shows you how to make a dancing Wool-I-Am, inspired by everyone’s favourite Ipswich Museum resident!