Masks
These masks are based on creatures you can find in our Natural World galleries at the National Museum
of Scotland.
Be fierce as a bear when you wear this grizzly mask. Colour it
in, cut it out, add some string - grrr!
Feel the call of the wild with this fearsome mask. Colour it in,
cut it out, add some string and get ready to howl at the moon!
Fan of dinosaurs? Return to the Jurassic Age with this scary
dino mask. Colour in the dinosaur's head, cut him out and add some
string then start hunting down your prey!
Don't fancy turning into a bear, a wolf or a dinosaur? Then why
not draw your own picture on our blank mask?
The Lewis Chessmen
The Lewis Chessmen live in the National Museum of Scotland. You
can find out more about who they are and
where they came from here.
Make your own Lewis chessman King and Queen.
Colour in the famous Lewis Chessmen from the National Museum of
Scotland.
Objects in the National Museum of Scotland
Find out more about everything there is
to see in the National Museum of Scotland here.
We asked our Facebook fans which objects from the National
Museum of Scotland their families would like to colour in, and here
are the results! From our family of lions to the giant sunfish,
T-Rex to our elephant - is your favourite here?
Colour in this Formula 1 racing car, which you can find in the
Connect gallery at the National Museum of Scotland.
Colour in a picture of the Ellesmere steam engine, from the
National Museum of Scotland.
Vikings
This recipe is based on an analysis of Viking Age bread, found
in Birka, Sweden.
Colour in these Viking warriors drawn by artist Jon
Hodgson.