Space Activity Sheets

Space Activity Sheets are the perfect way to work on coloring skills! These fun homeschooling worksheets will help with color and number matching!

There are so many pages that the kids can color and create to look unique every time! These coloring printables are perfect for early learners!

If you have a child who loves to color or is looking for a way to get them excited about coloring, this is a great option! Color-by-number printables are so much fun!

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What is the learning benefit of this printable?

Not only is this printable great for teaching the kids to read and follow directions, but it’s also a great way to introduce them to number recognition.

Matching the colors to the number is great for their critical thinking skills.

What it includes:

This color-by-number printable is a fun and simple way to excite the kids about coloring. In this printable pack, you’ll find three space-themed pages focusing on color by number.

Fun ways to use this printable:

You can use this printable as more than just a coloring page! Think outside the box and see what else you can do for learning fun!

Make a sensory bin

Gather black beans, star-shaped confetti, foam planets, and other space-themed items. Put them together in a giant bin or container and let your young astronauts explore and play. Encourage them to use their imaginations to create space missions while playing.

This activity not only promotes imaginative play but it also helps develop fine motor skills and promotes scientific curiosity.

So blast off into the world of space-themed sensory play!

Go on a moonwalk

Looking to inspire your little ones’ love for space? Then how about taking them on a moonwalk in your very own backyard?

All you’ll need is a space that you can pretend is the moon’s surface and some cardboard boxes that you can transform into spacecraft. You can even get creative and make astronaut helmets from paper plates; the possibilities are endless!

It’s an activity that’s fun for the whole family and will instill a sense of wonder and curiosity about the cosmos in the kids.

Who knows, you may even inspire the next budding astronomer or astronaut!

Let the kids stargaze

All you need is a clear night and a good sky view – from the backyard, a park, or even higher ground if available.

Look up and see what you can spot, whether it’s the Big Dipper or Orion’s Belt. Try using a telescope or binoculars for a closer look, and talk with your little ones about what they’re seeing.

You could even make it a fun game, trying to spot as many constellations as possible.

This activity isn’t only enjoyable, it’s educational too – it can teach kids about astronomy, mythology, and more.

So bundle up on a fantastic night, lay down a blanket, and explore the beautiful cosmos with your children.