More Space Activities for Science Class (106 resources)

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In My Sky Try a printable science activity that focuses on the sun, moon, stars, and clouds.		Storytelling and Astronomy Using storytelling as a tool for learning astronomy.
The Geomagnetic Field Use this lesson plan to teach students about the magnetic field surrounding the Earth.		Decode Me! Kids will have fun decoding the names of famous constellations in this science puzzle.
Space Ahoy Try a printable science activity that focuses on space travel.		Astronomy & Climatology Printables Slideshow Students will learn about space, stars, planets, weather, and more through experiments and...
A Space Maze Children will enjoy working their way through this space maze.		Why Does the Sun Look Small? Students measure a paper plate, then step back five steps and measure it again, to understand...
Moon Illusion Learn why the moon appears to grow smaller as it climbs in the sky.		Science Fun: Telescope Puzzle Students cut apart and put together a puzzle of the moon.
Once in a Blue Moon Try a printable science activity that focuses on "blue moon" facts.		A Planet Hat Try a printable science activity that focuses on the planets.
I Wish Upon a Star Try a printable science activity that focuses on facts about stars.		Solar Energy Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on a solar energy experiment.
Where Is the North Star? Try a printable science activity that focuses on locating the North Star.		Explore Activity: Exploring Surface Temperatures Students compare surface temperatures and make inferences about light and dark surfaces,...
Stars Try a printable science activity that focuses on facts about stars.		Investigate Activity: Modeling Phases of the Moon Students use a styrene ball and a lamp to make a model of the moon and its phases. Materials...
Where Do We Get Our Light? Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on the sun as a source of light.		The Sky's the Limit Children integrate their sky and moon observations with literature and creative writing.

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