This Google Arts & Culture presentation, created in collaboration with the Jewish Museum in New York, shows and describes a variety of artistic Hanukkah lamps or menorahs.

This digital experiment, co-authored by Google's Wellbeing Lab and Johns Hopkins, is a digital wellness online app that allows users to do a mindfulness activity with a digital plant. It is a simple, but effective way to connect students to mindfulness activities and nature in our digital world.

Follow astronauts as they explore their deployment of the Hubble Space Telescope by explore their space shuttle in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

If you are like me, painting a masterpiece, let alone mimicking a master like Monet, is outside my wheelhouse. However, with this short instructional video by Google Arts and Culture, students and teachers can create a masterpiece like Monet with a few simple tools: cardboard, paint, and string.

Portrait of Lisa Gherardini, wife of Francesco del Giocondo, known as "Monna Lisa, la Gioconda" or "Mona Lisa", 1503-1519 -- Leonardo da Vinci, The Louvre, 1503/1519 -- Original Source: Paris, Louvre Museum. This augmented reality image is part of the Google Arts & Culture Art Projector collection. Art Projector lets you see how artworks look in real size in front of you. This image is best viewed in the Google Arts & Culture mobile app.

Join Google Arts and Culture as they share a unique tortilla found in Argentina!

Through a partnership with NASA, Google's Arts and Culture are offering a series of digital puzzles for students at varying levels. Each puzzle takes a unique photo from NASA and creates a digital puzzle for students. Its a great way to introduce students to space, but also a great extension activity for any level of student

Fly through a nebula and see what it might be like to be up close with a new star.

Our Solar System explores each planet and many elements from our solar system using 3D maps and renderings of planets, games, and videos. It follow a journey from our Sun out to the outer reaches with Pluto. It also includes link to many other tools and online games from NASA throughout the page. It is a fantastic resource for those of us exploring the solar system with our students.