The Solar System is such a fun and mysterious topic. We know so much but there is so much that we don’t know. We enjoy exploring the space in a variety of different ways. It’s fun to explore, pretending to be an astronaut or a man on the moon.
We are sharing our Solar System themed posts but thought it would be fun to share our other favorites. We have included math, literacy, arts & crafts, sensory and science. We can’t wait to add some of these ideas to our next Solar System Unit Study and we hope that you do too!
50+ Hands-On Solar System Projects For KidsFree Solar System Printable
Free Printable Solar System Subtraction Activity
Free Printable Solar System Matching Game
Outer Space Activities For Kindergarten
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More Fun Ideas For A Solar System Unit Study
S0lar System Theme: Literacy
Space Stones: Playing With Planets For Preschool from Playground Parkbench
Space Words Printables from A to Z Teacher Stuff
Moon Dust Writing Tray from Stir The Wonder
Space Syllables from Fairy Poppins
S0lar System Theme: Math
Fun Game For Kids: Counting Stars from JDaniel4’sMom
Planet Puzzles from The Kindergarten Connection
Outer Space Pattern Blocks from The STEM Laboratories
Astronaut Ten Frame Match from The Kindergarten Connection
Space Counting Mats from Liz’s Early Learning Spot
Solar System Theme: Arts & Crafts
Solar System Craft from My Mundane and Miraculous Life
Make A Planet With An Old CD from Mommy In Sports
How To Make An Easy Kids Rocket Craft That Shines from Books and Giggles
Sticker Stars & Chalk Constellations from Gift of Curiosity
Planet Sun Catchers from Pre K Pages
Make A Telescope & See The Stars from Things To Share and Remember
S0lar System Theme: Sensory
Spell A Star Sensory Bin from My Mundane and Miraculous Life
Outer Space Discovery Bottle from Artsy Momma
Moon Dough from Learn Play Imagine
Stretchy Night Sky Playdough from Two Daloo
Space Water Bead Sensory Bin from 3 Dinosaurs
Solar System Theme: Science
DIY Nebula Jar from Mom Dot
Fizzy Stars from Fun-A-Day!
Erupting Moon Dust from Learn Play Imagine
Why Are There Craters On The Moon? from I Can Teach My Child!
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