Homeschool arts and crafts in the UK
5 hand-checked arts and crafts resources for homeschooling families, with honest cost labels. Free options are listed first. See the full resource directory for every category.
All arts and crafts resources
- FreeAges 5–12
Tate Kids
The UK Tate galleries' children's site, with making activities sorted by medium, short videos about artists, colouring pages and a digital painting game.
Visit tate.org.uk ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 8+
Google Arts & Culture
High-resolution images of artworks and virtual tours from thousands of museums and archives worldwide, including Australian institutions, plus a Learn section with lesson ideas.
Visit artsandculture.google.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 3–12
Crayola free colouring pages and crafts
Free printable colouring pages, activity sheets and craft ideas organised by theme, including educational pages on letters, numbers and shapes. Seasonal pages follow northern-hemisphere seasons and US holidays.
Visit crayola.com ↗ (opens in a new tab) - FreeAges 4–16
National Gallery family activities
Free family art activities from the National Gallery in London, including 'make and create' tutorials to follow at home with everyday materials, plus drop-in creative sessions at the Gallery's learning centre. The Gallery also runs some sessions for home-educated children.
Visit nationalgallery.org.uk ↗ (opens in a new tab) - Free + paid optionsAges 4–12
Art for Kids Hub
A library of step-by-step drawing video lessons led by a family, sorted by topic and age, using basic supplies such as pencils and markers. Videos are free with ads; an ad-free paid option is available.
Visit artforkidshub.com ↗ (opens in a new tab)