My Own Constellation
Materials:- Paper
- Paint or stickers
- Chalk
- Give all of your children black paper. Let them either use paint to make stars or use star stickers. Finally they can connect the stars with paint or chalk and make their own constellation
Popsicle Stick Orbit
Have your children decorate a washer as a planet and a popsicle stick as the
sun. Attach the washer to one side of a piece of yarn and the popsicle stick
to the other (helps to cut a notch in the stick). Tell your children to hold
the sun (Popsicle stick) and spin the yarn causing the planet to orbit.
Orbiting Round the Moon
We'll be orbiting round the moon, yes we will We'll be orbiting round the moon, yes we will
We'll be orbiting round the moon
We'll be orbiting round the moon
We'll be orbiting round the moon, yes we will
We'll be landing on the moon, yes we will
We'll be landing on the moon, yes we will
We'll be landing on the moon
We'll be landing on the moon
We'll be landing on the moon, yes we will
We'll be walking on the moon, yes we will
We'll be walking on the moon, yes we will
We'll be walking on the moon
We'll be walking on the moon
We'll be walking on the moon, yes we will
We'll be blasting off again, yes we will
We'll be blasting off again, yes we will
We'll be blasting off again
We'll be blasting off again
We'll be blasting off again, yes we will
We'll be landing back on Earth, yes we will
We'll be landing back on Earth, yes we will
We'll be landing back on Earth
We'll be landing back on Earth
We'll be landing back on Earth, yes we will
Space Shuttle
Make a space shuttle in your dramatic play area. Get a large box (rifregerator)
and two smaller ones (Oven). Put them together to form a space shuttle. You
can use a third box to form the point of the shuttle. Paint the boxes white
or drape white sheets over them (cheaper). Finally, cut out a place for the
children to get into the box on the bottom of the box. You can cut stars out
of the top of the box so that the children will see stars when they look up.
For added effect give the children space uniforms (white sheets and helmets
(5 gallon ice cream buckets)).There's No Place Like Space: All About Our Solar System

Tish Rabe, Aristides Ruiz
