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This on-line resource from the UK includes interactive workshops for both teachers and kids. Kids should try out the "What is Sculpture" and "Sculpture Chain" workshops.
Create a multimedia puppet show by writing the story, casting the characters, selecting the music, and choreographing the action. When you finish, publish it online for everyone to enjoy! Also, check out the Focus on Sculpture Brought to you by the Children's Museum of Indianapolis and Educational Web Adventures.
This site from the Ministry of Culture in France will take you on a virtual tour of the Palaeolithic wall paintings of Lascaux, France. There's lots to discover and learn here about these paintings by artists 15,000 years ago.
Here you will find a number of on-line activities related to the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
See photographs by young Australians.
Everything you want to know about the artist Keith Haring is here.
Museum Dictionary at the Kyoto National Museum
A young person's guide to the museum's collections which include work from Japan, China and Korea.
National Gallery of Art (in Washington DC)
Visit the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. and take guided tours of work in its collection (audio narratives available).
Take a journey back and time and explore ancient cultures through objects from the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. (requires RealAudio and Quicktime)
This site, at Urbana Middle School in Urbana, Illinois, includes information, several activities and links for those studying ancient civilizations such as China, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Check out the Draw Like an Egyptian pages.