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Learn how scientists are working to beat the pandemic with COVID-19: Vaccines, Testing, and the Science Behind the Cure, July 8 at 1PM; then, witness the phenomenon of the Sun aligning with the Manhattan skyscrapers Friday, July 10, 2020 at 1PM with Field Trip: Manhattanhenge 2020.  Available anytime: download a new app with science activities for kids or join a virtual dinosaur tour!

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Lincoln Center's Pop-Up Classroom returns July 10 at 2PM with a Juilliard K-12 dance workshop with alumna Laura Careless!

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Every day, you can join music, art and movement classes for kids under 12 and create household art projects with how-to videos. July 6 through Aug. 24, you can also enroll in weeklong virtual arts camps to learn set design, claymation, game design and more.

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Discover new creative skills at home with archives of The New Victory Theater's 15 weeks of arts activities.

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Sculpt your own clay creations: make cupcake-shaped trinket boxes on July 8 at 10AM. Don't have supplies on hand? CAC will make you a kit for curbside pickup!

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Learn how New York's skyscrapers and bridges are made - and create your own models - with weekly hands-on STEAM projects. 

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Keep small hands busy with this Buffalo museum’s series of creative projects that support school curricula. Recently added ideas include creating an Amelia Earhart glider, building a roller coaster wall, and making wind-powered cars.

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"Awesome Astronomy" videos from HRM's planetarium manager guide budding astronomers through the spring skies - learn how you can find Venus, the Big Dipper, and other constellations! You can also find hands-on art, science and nature projects and storytime in English and Spanish.

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Take a free workshop in digital storytelling, audio production, or animation with this NYC-based not-for-profit that teaches computer science and technology to students with disabilities, especially those with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Coming up: sign up for multi-session "Virtual Summer" classes for ages 7-21.

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Starting June 8, kids age 7+ can learn new ways to move with a beginner clogging series and a four part intermediate percussive dance series. The stream also features crafting ideas, concert and puppet show footage, and exercise tutorials.

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Create kid-friendly art, theatre and music with the 92Y at home, and watch family concerts -  for example, explore Cuban rhythms with percussionist Pedrito Martinez (pictured).

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Tune into @ABTSchool on Instagram for daily ballet movement classes for ages 2-8.  Access archived classes anytime via IGTV.

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Want to nurture a budding artist? Join the Art Omi: Education email list to have a new weekly art project delivered to you every week. 

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Join ArtsWestchester on Mondays and Thursdays for weekly social media activities, such as Art of the Week assignments and a look back at the staff’s favorite exhibited works. 

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Try at-home artmaking activities, see Guided Tours of exhibitions and interviews with artists; and watch video stories by Bronx and NYC youth.

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Create your own moving images; explore more than 250,000 objects in the museum’s online collection; and take virtual tours of the historic mansion and gardens.

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Explore art, architecture, and movement with hands-on projects from Syracuse's Everson Museum.

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Join the Handford Mills Museum's  "What I Learned Wednesdays" at 11AM and learn more about water power, simple machines, and other STEAM subjects.  

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Kids can learn music lessons from the classics - with pianist Orli Shaham's interactive, online series for children up to early elementary school age. New episodes will be posted on Kaufman Music Center’s website and social media channels on Sundays at 11am.

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Discover a treasure trove of videos on #MetKids  – including “how to” art project instructions using simple materials – plus interactive tours of the museum and art history lessons.

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Take deep dives into history and learn fun facts with educational programs, exhibitions and online events.

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Visit NYSCI for games, experiments, and projects - including interactive looks at physics and movement, math and animation, and kid-friendly digital guides to COVID-19 and viral transmission. 

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Music class is in session with a library of educational concerts available for on-demand streaming, along with interactive features to help you get even more out of the concert experience.

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Catch up on reading with access to over 300,000 free e-books and e-audiobooks. Plus, online storytime, calendars of learn-at-home ideas, and Bookflix read-alouds for Pre-K-Grade 3, in English and Spanish.

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Kids can kick-start their morning with Transit Tots on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:15am. Join Museum educators for songs and stories for ages 2-5.

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Watch as 71 students perform an uplifting movement from Mahler's Symphony No. 1, "Titan," from, their homes via Zoom - a video edited by NYYS violinist, Raina Tung. 

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Watch video clips from TWUSA productions and behind-the-scenes looks, and take part in creative projects led by teaching artists. Now streaming: Charlotte's Web for grades K-4.

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