Resources

Join artist Kaitlin Ferguson and have a go at making your own soft strata using recycled materials inspired by the earth beneath your feet.

Follow this how to video to make your very own fossil.

Spot the artworks and doodle and draw your way round the Rotunda.

This map aims to give a visual representation of Scarborough Art Gallery and help visitors to identify spaces where there may be changes to their sensory experience, supporting them to plan their visit.

A visual story for the Rotunda Museum. It aims to explain and describe ‘what will happen’ and ‘what to expect’. It has been written with children with autism in mind, but could also be useful for parents and young adults.

This map of the Rotunda Museum aims to give a visual representation and help visitors to identify spaces where there may be changes to their sensory experience, supporting them to plan their visit.

A visual story for Scarborough Art Gallery. It aims to explain and describe ‘what will happen’ and ‘what to expect’. It has been written with children with autism in mind, but could also be useful for parents and young adults.

Learn about how Stone Age people would find food - use this activity to inspire young hunter-gatherers to search for the pictures, in the classroom or at home.

Fancy a dip in the sea? Inspired by our paintings, build, colour and decorate a Victorian bathing machine.

A short animation by Savannah Storm looking at our five favourite objects from Star Carr, the important archaeological Stone Age site just outside Scarborough.