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The fantastic learning resources on offer from the Museum Collections & Archive team at Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust
Living in Greenwich: Tales Through Time
As we curated Living in Greenwich: Tales Through Time in late 2020, we chose some of the most interesting objects from our collection to explore the lives of people who were here before us.
We can learn from both the ordinary and extraordinary things left behind by history. In an unusual time, what we collect now will help us tell people in the future about the pandemic.
Share your stories with us!
Create your own Greenwich museum
What things would you display in a Museum of Greenwich? What would you love to see?
Please colour, doodle, and draw to fill our exhibition spaces with all the objects and awesome things that you would want to visit.
Share with us on social media @greenwichheritage and tag #MeettheCollection
Charlton House tiles colouring sheet
Colour in the beautiful tiles at Charlton House with this colouring sheet!
Share your creations with us on social media, @greenwichheritage #MeetTheCollection
Bird spotting activity
Take a look outside your window, or when you go for a short walk, have a look out for some local birds!
Have a go at drawing them and share your drawings with us @greenwichheritage #MeetTheCollection
Pangolin colouring activity
Pangolins, scaly mammals similar in most ways to anteaters, are native to Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. One can be found in Royal Greenwich's natural history collection, and our former collections manager Nadia created a colouring sheet inspired by it.
Have a go and share your colour choices @greenwichheritage #MeetTheCollection
Identifying trees
Have a look for these native trees around your neighbourhood when you take a short walk.
Share your photos of the trees and plants that you encounter with us @greenwichheritage #MeetTheCollection
Kaleidoscope activity
Using our step-by-step instructions sheet, create your own kaleidoscope out of things you can find around the home!
Share your creations with us @greenwichheritage #MeetTheCollection