Art, design, music and drama. For making things, not just reading about them.
Tate's site for children: art games and quizzes, things to make, videos about artists, and a gallery where children can share their own work.
It's free. Children can make pictures with Tate Paint and send their art in to be shown on the site, so it's worth setting that up together.
The UK's public art collections in one place: around a million artworks you can search by artist, place or subject. Handy for finding what's hanging in a museum near you.
It covers more than 75,000 artists and 3,500 venues, free to explore, with a Learn section and listings of what's on in UK museums and galleries.
Easy sheet music, music theory worksheets and a free composing app for younger children. Handy if you're starting piano at home.
It's American and aimed at primary-age children. The Composing with Kids app is free with no download, and the Piano Academy's 100-plus video lessons are free to watch. Unlimited printables cost $36 a year, but plenty is free without it.
