Astronauts and Moon Unit Study Resources

Read these astronaut books for kids to get their imaginations going and dream big dreams.

This paper plate craft for kids is educational and fun! It includes an asteroid belt, and it actually spins. Use it to reinforce the concept that the earth and planets revolve around the sun.

Kids will have fun deciphering the color codes with ASCII and then coloring this astronaut and moon scene. 

Learn the different phases of the moon by using one of your child’s favorite snacks – Oreo cookies!

This Oreo cookie moon phases activity comes with a free printable worksheet for your kid to learn the names of the moon phases.

Do you have a child who is fascinated by outer space?

Try this free printable Moon Math Game to teach counting, one-to-one correspondence, and number recognition to preschoolers.

Learn the phases the moon goes through and identify them in the sky with these Moon Phases Worksheets to keep track. Perfect for your space lover.

Are you teaching your students about space?

Perhaps you have a child who loves space and you are in search of unique solar system activities.

Try these free handwriting space printables.

Zara and Leo head to outer space to discover the mysteries of the universe... and beyond!

Listen to the story of the first Canadian to walk in space to find out how learning can help you reach your BIG dreams.

Notebooking pages for our solar system and planets!

Whether you are prepping to watch a Solar Eclipse, learn about moon phases or explore the sun, here are some fun resources for you to check out! 

Get ready to add this simple fizzy moon rock activity to your space theme lesson plans this season.

If you want to explore a cool chemical reaction while learning about the moon, let’s get started. 

You can use this moon phases tracking printable any time of the year!

Very easy to download and prepare!

These Space Coloring Pages are perfect for kids or adults who are looking for a fun activity related to space, the sky, astronomy, planets, science, and more!

The Armstrong Air & Space Museum even offers educational resources to print and use before or after your visit. 

Observing the moon for a week and recording those observations is not “preschool homework”. 

What it is an opportunity for parents to participate in our curriculum and support the connection between home and school.

Use this space sensory writing tray you can use to help space-loving kids practice their letters.