Night sky craft preschool

Fingerpainted night sky using black sparkly paint with moon and stars

Looking for a moon craft for preschool-aged kids? Art and science blend perfectly together with this fizzy paint moon craft. Use baking soda and vinegar to create this preschool moon craft that is fridge-worthy! Get this nocturnal animal preschool craft and others by clicking here!

Crescent moon night sky

As part of our activities for Letter N, we created a picture of a night sky. We went through the days of creation and talked about God creating day and night on the first day. I told David that N is for 'night' and we were going to make a picture of a night sky. The 'night sky' done by David is my favourite of all the pieces of artwork he has done thus far. Here it is: This piece of work may look sophisticated, but it is actually very easy to do. Materials used: - a piece of black card stock…

Moon & stars craft - paper plate, blue finger paint, yarn

Are you looking for a fun activity to do with your kids this week? This cute moon paper plate craft for kids is easy and fun for kids of all ages!

Today we had a discussion about " How we know its Night" We also had night photo cards discssion. Where children enjoyed the photo cards and talked about it. Read a story book. " Bright stars and Night stars" and also had night sky craft .

Watercolor & Oil Pastel Night Sky - a fun art project for a night sky theme with a full moon - 3Dinosaurs.com #watercolor #oilpastel #artforkids #spaceforkids #3dinosaurs

Finger paint with glitter paint, cut out and add popsicle stick to make a wand

Create a glow-in-the-dark night sky mobile

Discover engaging preschool activities focused on learning about the night sky and stars. From star-shaped crafts to interactive games, spark curiosity and wonder in your little ones. Embark on a cosmic adventure together and watch them shine brightly as they explore the mysteries above.

We love these night time activities for kids inspired by all things night…but not necessarily bed time! We have a cool list of night activities that include stars, moon, dark and more. Kids of all ages will love exploring the night through crafts and activities that work well at home or in the classroom.

Set up a simple opportunity for kids to explore the beauty of a starry night in this Invitation to Paint the Night Sky.

I cannot believe that we are already in Week 6 of our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids! Last week we had way too much fun with spiders. We even went tarantula hunting and we

Textured moon craft and night sky painting

I know I say it all the time but . . . "I LOVE THIS UNIT"! This is truly one of my favorites. It still amazes me to see how much my little sponges can absorb. The sky was the limit (literally) this week as we discussed our solar system. We started out the week with a big surprise - a rocket ship in our classroom! Our square snowman got a weekend makeover! Everyone loved pretending where the next rocket would go. Since we quickly learned that the sun is the center of our universe, we started…

Light up their imaginations like the starry night sky! All you need to turn a regular flashlight into a glowing display is black construction paper, cupcake liners from Publix, rubber bands, a glue stick, scissors, and a star-shaped hole punch. It is the perfect five-minute craft to create hours of fun adventures. #flashlight