Constellation crafts preschool

a constellation jar lamp is a fun DIY project for kids and adults. The lamp has numerous applications apart from bedroom lighting. Click the link!

A fun constellation craft for kids using gold stars and chalk on black paper. This craft builds constellation knowledge and supports the development of fine motor skills and spatial awareness.

This storytime was for a preschool-aged group at my library. Read Aloud Books Stars! Stars! Stars! Written and illustrated by Bob Berner An older book, but a perfect storytime read--short, sweet, and informational! In a simple rhyming scheme, a child stargazes and learns about constellations, the sun, and each planet (yes, including Pluto; it's that old) with bright and beautiful illustrations. A Trip into Space Written by Lori Haskins Houran, illustrated by Francisca Marquez A brand new…

Use easy chalk pastel techniques to create shooting star paintings that are out of this world! Free star templates included. #chalkpastels #kidsart #projectswithkids

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

Let your kids explore the night sky through art, play and more with these 30+ Constellation Activities for Kids of all ages. From fine motor challenges for preschoolers, sensory play for toddlers, to more challenging viewers and light up constellations for older kids

Introducing "Make Your Own Constellations!" With this stellar activity, you can create your own celestial masterpiece. Just look at the included constellation models and connect the dots to form your own unique patterns. It's a fun and educational activity for kids of all ages.

Kids will have fun using bingo daubers to complete these super cute, FREE Space Printables with do-a-dot markers. Fun for early learners!

This is a wonderful activity for preschoolers interested in constellations and space. When I did this activity with my PreK class most of the children chose to make multiple constellations. For a special treat use glow in the dark stars! Gather your materials. You need black or dark blue paper, some white or yellow chalk […]

Stay out past your bedtime with this starry night activity for kids. Make a constellation at home or bring it to the Garden for a darker sky experience.