Sensory Bin – contains blue rocks, blue and clear flat marbles, Space Toob (including the lid), jacks, glow in the dark stars, planet cut outs.
Moon paintings – cloths pin with cotton balls to make craters on a black circle
Astronaut food – freeze dried fruit
Shape Sorting – star buttons
Space Puzzle
Solar System Puzzle
Galaxy Playdough – blue playdough with silver glitter and space playdough cards
Star Punch
Pin poke constellations
Space spelling words
Counting cards and star buttons
Chopstick transfer – glittery pompoms and a star shaped ice tray
Counting moon rocks
Counting Clip Cards
Star counting pages with star stickers
Other Space Activities we have done, including links to printables pictured above:
Space Math – Kindergarten/First Grade (Ordinal Numbers, Addition, Geoboards)
More Preschool Space (Transfer stars with spoon, transfer pom poms with tweezers, golf tees and marbles)
More Space – (3 part cards, exploring magnets, sweeping, writing practice, lego build, rhyming words and sentence building)
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Looks like you all had some fun times learning! Good job. :)
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Annette @ A net In time
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This looks like so much fun! We are anxiously awaiting our Astronomy Science to get here!!! Space is definitely a fun place to learn about ;) Swinging by from the ABC linkup!
ReplyDeletethis is so great! I love how intricate and detailed your lessons and ideas are. we've been contemplating home schooling out now 18 month old in the future, blogs like this give me confidence that we can! Thanks for the great info and ideas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful selection of space related activities for young children. These would be great for when we are doing S:Sun and M:Moon with My Father's World. I commented on your Virtual Field Trip post last night and just noticed this post. I can't wait until we are doing those units again.
ReplyDeleteI would love if you could stop by and share on my Toddler Ideas Tuesday linky.
http://totsandme.blogspot.com/2014/02/toddler-ideas-tuesday-february-11th-2014.html
Have a great evening
So glad you were able to stop by and share with Toddler Idea Tuesdays! I pinned this to my Ideas for MFW:S board and my Toddler ideas board.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, hope to see you back again for a visit. My linky goes live every Tuesday
Great post! Thanks for sharing at STEM Saturday!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Can you tell me where you got the solar system puzzle from?? Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteHere ya go http://tiny.cc/3wiltx {aff}
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