Easter family activities
Activities this Easter
Colouring posters
We know you love our colouring in sheets of posters from our collection so we’ve got two more this Easter for you. Find out more about the posters and download them to print and colour at home. Send us a snap of your finished piece of art by tagging us @ltmuseum!
Your Story
At London Transport Museum, we collect objects, vehicles, uniforms and paintings to name a few ‘things’. But we also collect stories of people that have played an important role in shaping London’s Transport history. You can read some of these stories on our People Stories section.
It can be inspiring and fascinating to find out about different people and their lives.
In this activity, we’re inviting you to speak to someone in your family or a close friend, perhaps who is older than you; maybe a grandparent? Use the questions in the sheet and build your very own Story.
Horsepower
What is horsepower? Put simply, horsepower is a measurement of how powerful and strong something is.
In this activity, you can learn more about horsepower and read about four vehicles from our collection. When you’re ready, you can test what you’ve just learnt and to take the quiz.
Run through the questions for each vehicle, and take the quiz to find out which has the most horsepower, and which has the least.
Challenge yourself with our matching pairs and spot the difference games, inspired by the weird and wonderful world of London Transport's Lost Property Office
Here's your chance to make your own transport museum! Download our cut and colour templates and make some of the most iconic vehicles from our collection
Bring some colour to some classic designs from our poster collection with our colouring in sheets
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Fun activities for the whole family to enjoy from home, from making Christmas decorations to watching winter story videos, playing online games with our collections and downloading transport-themed printables.
Discover stories from our collection that reveal the intriguing and often unheard of history of people, places and transport across London
This game for 8-11-year-olds on the Musemio app takes players travelling through time to 1944 to explore the Clapham South deep-level shelter, reliving accounts from families staying there during World War II and discovering their secrets.
