Museum of Tropical Queensland may have temporarily closed our doors but the museum is still here and ready for everyone to explore online. We have become a digital museum where people can still discover, engage, learn and connect with the entire Queensland Museum Network via the new Museum at Home website
View videos by our curators and scientists, download learning resources, read articles from museum researchers and explore our online collection with more than 788,000 objects.Free
Free Home learning resources for families
Children and parents alike will love the treasure trove of free online learning resources and activities currently available online from Queensland Museum Network.
There is wide range of curriculum-aligned worksheets, activities and reading resources covering all elements of science, arts and culture. Users can highlight their favourites and create a collection of resources to suit their interests and needs.
Visit Queensland Museum blog
Follow the adventures museum researchers, read fascinating stories of historical artefacts and dive into some social history from across Queensland in the Queensland Museum blog.
Updated weekly with contributions by Queensland's leading researchers and curators the blog features articles in biodiversity, cultures and histories, archaeoloy and much more.
Visit today with the Museum at Home website.
Museum of Tropical Queensland
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Wednesday, 22 April 2020
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