The night sky is such an endlessly fascinating subject. It’s so much fun to learn about the moon and the stars.
You’ll have so much fun trying out these fun and creative night sky activities for kids. Whether you play with outer space play dough or make a moon phases mobile, your kids (and you) will have tons of fun!
If you’re looking to extend your study of the night sky, or just looking for a great family activity, this list should have you covered. Pick out one, or two, or all of the ideas and have some fun.
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Fun Night Sky Activities for Kids
Play and learn with a homemade constellation geoboard from Babble Dabble Doo.
Make a shooting star spinning toy with this fun STEM activity from Teach Beside Me.
Do a simple experiment to learn how and why there are different moon phases with We-Made-That.com.
Learn about the different moon phases and make a moon phase mobile.
Make DIY constellation cards and learn about some of the myths behind them with How Wee Learn.
Make your own constellation wall hangings with this simple constellation sewing project.
Create your own moon phase calendar with What Do We Do All Day?
Make your own DIY Puffy Paint Moon with Rainy Day Mum.
Make some constellation art with rocks and sidewalk chalk with Creekside Learning
Learn about the planets with this DIY Planet Board Game from Inspiration Laboratories.
Have fun playing with homemade outer space playdough from NurtureStore
Learn how craters are formed and make your own moon craters with Science Sparks.
Make a cardboard space shuttle and travel to far off galaxies with Mama Smiles.
Make yourself into a constellation with Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational.
Play with a simple constellation sensory bag from Playground Parkbench.
Use watercolors to make beautiful space paintings with this fun technique from Adventure in a Box.
Go on a star gazing scavenger hunt with this printable guide from Real Life At Home.
Have a great time crafting and learning with these fun night sky activities for kids. Which ideas do you think you’re going to try?
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