Create crafts representing the sun, moon, and stars.

Discuss their roles in the sky and their appearances.

Use dark paper and white paint to create a starry night sky.

Discuss the concept of stars and their visibility at night.

Introduce the phases of the moon using images or illustrations.

Use cookies or playdough to represent the different phases of the moon.

Create a solar system mobile with different planets.

Discuss the order and characteristics of planets in our solar system.

Introduce simple constellations using images or flashcards.

Use glow-in-the-dark stickers to create constellations on paper.

Conduct a simple rocket launch experiment using baking soda and vinegar.

Discuss the concept of propulsion and space exploration.

Read books or stories about space exploration and the solar system.

Discuss different celestial objects mentioned in the stories.

Use playdough to create models of different planets.

Discuss the characteristics and features of each planet.

Provide astronaut costumes for dress-up play.

Discuss the role of astronauts in space exploration.

Observe the sky during the day and night.

Discuss the changes in the sky, including the appearance of the sun, moon, and stars.

Create simple telescopes using cardboard tubes.

Discuss how telescopes help us observe distant objects in the sky.

Use glitter or small balls to represent a meteor shower in a sensory bin.

Discuss the concept of meteor showers and falling stars.

Create galaxy-inspired art using dark paper and colored chalk or pastels.

Discuss the beauty and mystery of galaxies.

Introduce songs or rhymes related to space and astronomy.

Sing along and incorporate movement to enhance learning.

Plan a star-gazing night (indoors or outdoors) using star charts.

Discuss the different constellations and stars visible in the night sky.