Day and night space activities

We just wrapped up our study of day and night and are moving on to patterns of events in seasons now. Here are the final things we did with day and night. We made a Venn Diagram to compare things we

We are studying space in science this week. We have already made a list of the objects that can be seen in the daytime and nighttime sky, so now we have to learn some interesting facts about them. For example, did you know that the Sun is a star? And, more importantly, the Sun is a flaming ball of gas! Check out this Delk original! Oh, the Sun is a flaming ball of gas! (ball of gas) Oh, the Sun is a flaming ball of gas! (ball of gas) It gives us light. It gives us heat. It's energy can't be…

This edible constellations activity is perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners learning about space, and turns snack time into a lesson!

The kids will sort picture of what belongs under day and what belongs under night on a chart. They will discuss what could be done during both as well. 9. Observe and describe or represent scientific phenomena meaningful to children’s lives that have a repeating pattern (e.g., day and night). Link to Periodic Phenomena 1.5

A day and night craft made with paper plates. An interactive craft for preschoolers and older kids. Great for an Earth, Sun and Moon unit.

Day and night. Characteristics of day and night. Pre-k. Kindergarten.

A simple experiment with light that children of any age will love. This simple experiment with light uses supplies you already have on hand.

Day and night art helps preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids explore science with art! Compare day and night skies as they create.

50+ awesome space activities for kids to learn about the planets, the sun, the moon, stars, constellations, astronauts, space travel and more! || Gift of Curiosity