They really enjoyed the rocket demo. (film canisters filled with water and Alka-Seltzer that shot up in the air) Look at Michael's face!
They had a comet-making craft. The comets were such a good idea, and the kids played with them for several days after. Really simple to make, too. You take a sheet of foil and a bunch of streamers, and pinch the streamers in your hand with the foil. Then, squish the foil into a ball around the streamers. And they actually fly! Here's a picture of one of them. Bear in mind that they have been played with a lot since they were made, so they didn't look this raggedy before. ;)
There was also a picture taking station. The kids looked so cute! (Sorry the pictures are so tiny!)





They were giving away prizes for the kids. If you went to all the stations and collected a sticker for your 'passport' from each station, as well as from some of the shops in the plaza, they gave you a certificate good for one Space Place class from the Challenger Space Center. Pretty cool!
They loved looking through the telescopes, escpecially Katelynn. It was fun to see the excitement on their faces as they were discovering some of God's creations.
I love the comets! I'll have to make those with my kiddos when "Twin Time" craft day rolls around.
ReplyDeleteSuper fun, I'm jealous! And I'm with Sally and stealing the comet fun.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the first pic of Michael! Yes, the kids make cute space explorers!
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