S’artmuser: art for children, in a playful way!

Making art accessible to children, that is the objective of the S’artmuser website. A great online platform created by enthusiasts that offers many interactive activities and quality cultural resources.
This site allows you to discover works of art in a fun way. A wonderful playground to arouse the curiosity of the youngest.

"Every child is an artist," Picasso said. Thanks to S’artmuser, even the youngest can engage in artistic creation. Discovery.

A colorful universe full of treasures to discover

Fun is full of varied content to captivate children. The creators of the site have grouped many online resources. Some are known much less.

Games to immerse yourself in the paintings, surveys to develop the sharp eye of a detective, Virtual Museum Tours to travel without leaving your screen … Not to mention tales, videos, creative workshops and much more!

For example, young internet users will be able to slip into the shoes of an apprentice artist with the ‘C’est toi l’artiste’ workshops. Or turn into an end line on the trail of clues at the heart of the works with the ‘Investigations’. As for the ‘Games’ section, it will allow them to explore in an immersive way the paintings of the great masters in the largest museums.

A good tool for teachers

Beyond captivating children, Sartmuser can be a good ally for teachers who want to pass on artistic culture. First of all, the site offers rich and quality content, drawn from a sharp selection of works and reliable resources.

Secondly, the playful approach developed greatly facilitates the acquisition of knowledge. By making students playful and curious, the site makes it easier for them to assimilate the basics of art.

You will have a variety of materials (games, videos, surveys, etc.) to diversify your teaching sequences in an attractive way. Finally, S’artmuser contributes to the acquisition of transversal skills such as observation, analysis, creativity and logic. It’s already pretty good.

There is no shortage of activities. Here are some concrete examples of pedagogical activities that can easily be set up with S’artmuser:

• Expand observation with ‘Investigations’
  Surveys on the site challenge students to observe in depth a work of art to find clues. An excellent exercise to work on the spirit of analysis and deduction, while addressing the characteristics of a painting (style, time, characters, etc.)
• Seek creativity with ‘You are the artist’
  This section offers children create their own work drawing inspiration from the techniques of the great masters. An ideal activity for a stimulating and informative plastic arts session! For example, students will be able to try their hand at painting in the manner of the Impressionists.
• Enrich your culture with "Virtual Tours"
  Virtual tours of museums and exhibitions offer wonderful support for an art history lesson or a cultural discovery session. What to take your class on a journey through time and continents!
• Developing listening skills with ‘Tells and stories’
  The stories read and animated on S’artmuser allow the works to be approached from a captivating narrative angle. In addition to the pleasure of storytelling, these sessions work on listening, understanding and speaking to students.

Whether in a group or individually, you have great opportunities to anchor a course in fun and discovery.

An artistic playground for learning while having fun

Behind its playful aspects, S’artmuser hides a solid pedagogical approach. By navigating from game to inquiry, children develop transversal skills.

All while having fun and at their own pace thanks to the interactive features of the site! An ideal way to give them a taste for art and learning, all in a good mood.

The winning recipe: game, discovery and quality

With S’artmuser, the aim is to make children play an active role in their discovery of the artistic world. Thanks to its many fun activities and carefully selected resources, the site offers them a huge playground to awaken to art while having fun. It is very successful indeed.

Younger people will be able to gently learn about the beauty of the works, while having fun. What transmit to them the taste of culture, in playful mode and all for free.