Columbus-area attractions offer educational activities for kids to do at home during coronavirus pandemic

The Dispatch has partnered local museums, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and others in the community to come up with supplemental educational materials for parents to do with their kids while they remain home due to COVID-19. Here are some fun and educational projects you can do with your kids:

COSI helps kids understand how soap works during a pandemic

Washing hands with soap has become a common refrain during the coronavirus epidemic. Here's the science behind how it works.

COSI's cure for cabin fever during coronavirus isolation: a nature walk

Cabin fever got hold of you yet? The solution for many, in the age of the coronavirus, could be as simple as a nature walk. Parents with young children can make the most of their outdoor adventures with this activity from COSI Columbus

Celebrate women's suffrage with lesson from Ohio History

Not only is March Women's History Month, but this year it is part of something special: the 100th anniversary of women being granted the right to vote.

Ohio History Connection has tips for making oral histories

Making oral histories is a way to learn more about a time, place or person, but it also hones little ones' ability to ask questions and gather information.

Columbus Zoo's tips can help kids study neighborhood animals like a scientist during coronavirus shutdown

Now is the perfect time to study the creatures with which we share our neighborhoods. They aren't as exotic as the animals at the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium, which is temporarily closed due to the current pandemic, but experts there were happy to share some of the same tools that scientists use as they conduct their own observations.

Columbus Museum of Art can hit home with kids during COVID-19 outbreak

Consider the following images, all part of the museum's collection, and some associated conversation prompts that address current, relevant issues of isolation, neighborhood life, and — of course — home.

Fun experiment for kids stuck at home can make it rain indoors

We can't expect every day to be sunny and bright — this is central Ohio, after all — but for schoolchildren stuck inside by the occasional rainy day, activities such as this one can be a fun way to try and understand what precipitated all the precipitation.

Write poetry at home in six steps with the Wexner during coronavirus pandemic

If, as singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen once said, poetry is just the evidence of life — well, we could all use a little bit more of it right now.

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