Exploring Tate Kids Features and Activities

Chrissy and Tanner, editors at Common Sense Education, introduce a new tool, Tate Kids, a website for children associated with the Tate Museum in London. The site offers an Explore section with artist profiles and art history, a Games and Quizzes section with creative tools, and a Make section with hands-on projects. The video highlights the site's user-friendly navigation, privacy considerations, and free access. The hosts encourage viewers to explore Tate Kids and other reviews on Common Sense Education.

What is the significance of the new Zoom background mentioned in the video?

• It is a tribute to a famous artist.

• It marks a new era for the show.

• It is a technical upgrade.

• It is a seasonal change.

What is the primary focus of the Tate Kids website?

• Selling art pieces created by children.

• Hosting virtual art exhibitions.

• Providing art supplies for children.

• Offering art education and activities for kids.

Which section of Tate Kids provides information about artists and art movements?

• Games and Quizzes

• Make

• Explore

• Gallery

What type of content is found in the 'Explore' section of Tate Kids?

• Live art classes

• Artist profiles and art history

• Art supplies for purchase

• Art competitions

What is the purpose of the quizzes in the 'Games and Quizzes' section?

• To assess students' knowledge

• To entertain and engage students with art

• To prepare students for art exams

• To teach students how to create art

What are the two creative tools mentioned in the 'Games and Quizzes' section?

• Tate Paint and Street Art

• Paint Pro and Graffiti Maker

• Art Studio and Canvas Creator

• Digital Sketch and Art Wall

What is a unique feature of the creative tools in the 'Games and Quizzes' section?

• They include unusual stamps like fried eggs.

• They provide art history lessons.

• They allow 3D modeling.

• They offer virtual reality experiences.

What does the 'Make' section of Tate Kids offer?

• Art history lessons

• Hands-on art projects and activities

• Virtual museum tours

• Art competitions

How are the projects in the 'Make' section designed?

• They are simple, varied, and well-structured.

• They are focused on digital art creation.

• They are complex and require special materials.

• They are only suitable for advanced students.

What is the cost of accessing the Tate Kids website?

• It requires a monthly subscription.

• It is free with optional donations.

• It is completely free with no login required.

• It has a one-time access fee.