Space: Universe of Stories 2019

20 ideas for a Fabulous Outer Space Party | Artsy Craftsy Mom All things space and astronauts for a space birthday party #spaceparty . A full Outer Space Party Plan - Invitations , decor, food, games & gift ideas . Blast off to birthday fun with this Outer Space party! Your mini cosmonauts will love the space-themed food and decorations. Out of this World birthday party. Earth and Space Exploration day.

These edible constellations are easy peasy and perfect for tot school, preschool, or the kindergarten classroom.

Here is a sneak peek at my youngest son's 2nd birthday party. When my sister Katia from Casos & Coisas da Bonfa designed this charming ...

After reading Goodnight Moon, my preschoolers made this cute craft. This idea came from a Mailbox magazine. Keeping with the moon theme, I also read I Took the Moon for a Walk later in the week, and we then created this project... (idea from I Heart Crafty Things- a great blog with lots of wonderful craft ideas) This one says, "If I could take the moon for a walk, we would go to my house." I did the writing for the kids, but they did the precious artwork. Here is another one... This one…

Galaxy on the ceiling: Maybe for our room, a guest room, or a future kids room?

Jump into your space suit. Don't forget your hat. Climb aboard the rocket ship on the launching pad. Buckle up for safety. Count down from 10 to 1, were going to the moon and it's going to be fun. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 BLAST OFF!!!" This is just one of our poems that we act out during our space unit but, it's always a favorite! Like most of our new lessons we start off by asking what do we know about space? The Planet Song! (Sung to the tune of the Farmer in the Dell) "The Sun's a…

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Galactic starveyors decor 2017 - great aluminum foil moon for space themed bulletin board

Turn an ordinary flashlight into a constellation projector and explore the night sky while indoors!

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When I told my kids we were going to turn a cardboard box into a rocket, they were very excited. And they were also a little disappointed when I explained to them that no, it really couldn’t fly to Mars. And if you have a spaceship-loving kiddos like I do, you can find a super...Read More »

Space theme

Rocket cockpit! …

Easy to make UFO for a space party. Spray paint a regular kiddie pool silver. Add cups and plates for windows and gift basket wrap for laser.

Here's another Science Activity Pack: building with marshmallows and toothpicks! For this pack, we included: 30 mini-marshmallows (5 bags came to about $9.00 at our grocery) and 40 toothpicks (17 boxes came to about $10 at our grocery) We felt that this activity was pretty self-explanatory, so we included some questions to help kids explore and try some different things: How tall is your creation? How long is your creation? How many shapes can you make? How many toothpicks did you use? How…