10 space print sheets for a rainy night
For a cloudy night, or the night before a clear one. Seven are ours and say so; three are from NASA, which makes its kids' material free to use.
How it's ordered: Ours first, the ones that go outside before the ones that stay in.
- Tonight's sheet (ours) · Ours. A Moon to colour as you see it, a compass with tonight's planets, three ticks.
- The Moon journal (ours) · Ours. Thirty blank Moons, one a night for a month.
- The shower night kit (ours) · Ours. A box for every ten minutes of a meteor shower, and a line for the brightest.
- Seven Nights of Sky (ours) · Ours. The week's seven things to find, as a tick list.
- Planets in order (ours) · Ours. The eight planets in a strip, Letter or A4.
- My Space Card (ours) · Ours. Your weight and age on all eleven worlds, printed.
- The answers to a space quiz (ours) · Ours. Every quiz page prints its answers and why underneath.
- NASA Space Place: Do. NASA's crafts and activities for kids.
- NASA What's Up transcript. This month's sky in a page to read together.
- NASA eclipse safety. A page to print and read before any eclipse.
Rows marked Ours are Peabody's own pages and tools. We list them because they fit, and we say so.
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“Lists are fun, but the best thing in the sky is the one you find yourself.”