Here are some more Star Activities to make this Theme Day out of this world! 

FIELD TRIP:

Visit a local observatory, planetarium, or science museum that features exhibits on the stars.  

AUDIO VISUAL:

Search through your child’s DVD/ video collection (or visit your local library before hand) to find your child’s favourite shows about the stars.
 
Try to find these fun learning titles at your local library:

The Magic School Bus: Super Star Power or The Magic School Bus: Sees Stars, Scholastic, 2012 -  Both of these DVD's contain the episode entitled "sees Stars"


For more non fiction learning reserve this from the library:


Invisible Universe Revealed, Pangloss Films PBS Distribution, 2015 


For a movie about a star in human form try this movie:


Stardust 

Q:  Why doesn’t the Dog Star laugh at jokes?

A:  Because

it’s too Sirius. 

Photo: Microsoft Clipart

COLOURING PAGES:

You can find many free colouring pages online by using your favourite search engine and typing in “Stars and Constellations Coloring pages “or print out my Wish Upon a Star Colouriing Page. 


You could also print out my Large Star Template or the Many Stars Template and use them as colouring pages.

Telus World of Science Edmonton

Q: Why was the star arrested?

A: It was

a shooting star. 

STAR GAZING:

Check out these websites for an introduction to Star Gazing with your kids!

 http://liebacklookup.com/stargazing-with-kids/

http://wanderlust.com/journal/how-to-start-stargazing-with-your-kids/

Stars and Constellations

Take a family drive at night when it’s really dark outside and search for a spot to star gaze.


OR


Look at the stars from your own backyard or while taking a walk as a family at night (be sure to wear reflective clothing). 

Outdoor Activities: 

JOKES:

For fun!

WORD SEARCH PUZZLES:

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If it is Astronomy Day (Check here for the next date) see what local activities are planned around your area.