Best Art Websites for Kids – Digital Art, Activities, & Lessons

If you aren’t sure how to do digital art projects with your kids, then let Aminah’s World help. This free digital art website is provided by the Columbus Museum of Art. It celebrates Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson, an artist who created two and three-dimensional art from everyday objects and found items. It might just inspire your little digital artists to start creating collages of their own.

Bomomo is a free digital art website (and app) that is so simple, your kids don’t even need to be able to read. A moving set of circles follows your cursor, and you can use different buttons on the bottom of the canvas to create all sorts of geometric patterns. It’s like MS Paint but with more creative options.

The Kennedy Center has a library of free lessons and allows users to filter by age, arts subject, related topics, and lesson length. These in-depth lessons were designed for educators to use for free, but parents at home can use them just the same. Each lesson includes learning objectives, suggested materials to make art, background information, and student prerequisites.

Subscribe to Nature’s Art Club for lessons, tutorials, traceable templates, and more. Also included are resources to share information with your kids about nature through poetry, videos, games, and crafts.

Get inspiration for all kinds of art projects for kids. Paint and draw, create collages and sculptures, learn about technology, photography, performance, and so much more. You can even find quizzes and art games. The website is provided by the Tate Museum in the UK.

Explore The Metropolitan Museum of Art through their kid-friendly website. The museum provides multiple ways to experience their art collection. Kids can search a map, use the time machine to see art from different time periods, and watch videos.