The Moon journal
Thirty blank Moons, one a night: colour the part you see and write the date. One Letter or A4 page; tap Print.
My Moon journal
Colour each Moon the way it looks. Write the date under it. Cloudy? Draw a cloud.
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peabody.kids/space/moon · Moon calendar
About this sheet
A month of the Moon on one page. Shade the dark part of each circle so the white part is what you saw, and write the date and time underneath. By the end of the month your child has drawn every phase, from new to full and back, and can check them against the Moon calendar. It works as a moon phases worksheet for a class too: one sheet each, compared every Friday.
The other sheets
“Colour the Moon the way you see it tonight, not the way you think it should look.”