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Dive into the world of the Wild Kratts to explore the seashore, shallow waters and deep sea through this interactive exhibit.

Head to any tabletop in your home to create some crafts with the family. Follow @JoAnn on Facebook or Instagram for live tutorials at 10 a.m. weekdays. To design something for yourself, tune in at 7 p.m. for a Crafts for Grown-Ups session.

Pamm brings the museum to you from at-home art making activities to guided online museum tours. Visit www.pamm.org for details.

“Museum at Home” delivers hands-on art projects straight to your computer. Visit @miami.childrens.museum on Facebook for artist-inspired projects for kids like Georgia O’Keeffe flowers and Yayoi Kusama contemporary art.

The Autism Society provides a weekly Facebook Live Coronavirus Information Series dedicated to providing information to the autism community. Broadcasts include an expert discussion on topics including mental health, federal emergency funding and financial planning. Go to @AutismSociety on Facebook.

Enter an infinity-shaped home created by artist duo Nice ‘n Easy where the space is uniquely fused with the feel of a subtropical island. Included with paid museum admission of $12/Broward resident.

Take a trip back to a time when dinosaurs roamed the land through interactive experiences such as a digital sandbox, paleontologist camp and an interactive robot, set amongst life-sized animatronic dinosaurs.

Navigate through a giant mirror maze and discover the amazing numerical patterns that exist in the natural world. Included with regular paid admission.

Facilities might be closed, but the fun doesn’t stop at the Boys & Girls Clubs. Youth members can participate in virtual “after school” activities including story time, STEM, arts and crafts, physical fitness, yoga, homework assistance, mentoring and more via Zoom. Online schedules vary by club and age group. Visit www.bgcmia.org

The non-profit organization invites the public to participate in Social at a Distance programs via Zoom and Facebook. Some are free, while others require a small fee to steam. April features an Alumni Panel, and an FLCT Benefit Concert. Visit www.flct.org for a list of programs.

This Daniel Tiger themed exhibit, running through May, features lots of hands-on immersive experiences designed for little ones.

It’s a zoo-wide Jurassic adventure with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs on the grounds. Included with Zoo admission.

Tune in to Nature Postings’ YouTube channel for nature-based Fun Fact Friday videos that include online visuals such as  animal interactions, cool critters, tours and more. Visit www.naturepostings.com.

For fun that’s out of this world, check out one of the Kennedy Space Center’s sessions. The fun and educational workshops include topics about rockets, space exploration and more, are aired on Facebook Live @KennedySpaceCenterVisitorComplex every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9:30 a.m.

The Plantation studio is temporarily closed due to the coronavirus, but daily classes for kids and adults are in session via virtual broadcast. In addition to providing interactive martial arts lessons, instructors also gently remind kids to keep up with their daily chores and maintain good habits while at home. Join the John Wai community Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/johnwaicommunity for access to free, virtual classes.

This weekly class starts with the basics. Learn vocabulary and pronunciation using library tools such as the Laubach Method as well as Rosetta Stone.

You might not be able to workout at the gym, but you can “work in” at home. Planet Fitness offers daily classes taught by instructors and special guests via Facebook live stream every day at 7pm. The free classes are open to all – no membership or equipment needed. Visit https://www.facebook.com/planetfitness/.