Online Activities

Try your hand at an archaeological dig, make an ancient Egyptian wall relief, or go into the jungles of Vietnam to find a Mossy Frog!

World Culture Activities

Ancient Egypt
Take an extensive look at the people, traditions and architecture of Ancient Egypt. This section includes activities, articles, and further resources.
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Homes of the Past: The Archaeology of an Iroquoian Longhouse
A brief introduction to Iroquoian architecture based on archaeological evidence.
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Archaeological Analysis: Pieces of the Past
Historic Archaeology is the study of people who lived during the past 200 years or so by looking at the artifacts they left behind. An artifact is anything made or used by people.
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Natural History Activities

Dino Activities and Games
Download these fun dino-themed colouring sheets, puzzles and word games!
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Trees For Toronto: The Trees of Queen’s Park
Learn how to identify some of the most popular tree growing in Queen’s Park throughout the seasons.
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Bird Song Quiz
Test your knowledge of Ontario bird songs from the ROM sound collection.
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Comparative Anatomy of Bird Skulls
Discover what similarities a bird’s anatomy shares with other vertebrates and well as what makes bird anatomy unique.
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Fossils at the ROM
Learn how fossils are formed, how they are studied, collected and identified, and what makes the ROM’s collection important.
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From Bats to Rats
Follow Burton Lim, Assistant Curator of Mammalogy, through Guyana as he explores different regions on his search for new small mammals.
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Vietnam Discovery Adventure
Join us on a virtual field expedition to Vietnam to find the mossy frog and bring her back to the Discovery Gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum.
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More Online Activities

Fact? or Fiction?
Can you guess identify these objects? Review 20 items and guess which answer reveals the truth.
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A view of the inside of a longhouse model.

Mummy-case of Djedmaatesankh, a musician from the temple of Amun-re at Thebes.

Victorian mantle piece embellishment or a Persian bath pumice-stone holder? Play Fact or Fiction? to find out!