Explore Space: Elementary

Name: Explore Space: Elementary
Brand: Knowledge Crate
SKU: SUM_01
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Description

This unit study is all about exploring space! They'll build cool models of planets, discover amazing constellations, make their own bouncing balls, and play with galaxy oobleck! And guess what? You don't need to worry about gathering materials because everything you need is right in the crate.

What's Inside?

Galaxy Word Search
Sensory Play: Foam Dough & Galaxy Rice
Sensory Play Accessories
Solar System Model Kit
Bouncing Ball Laboratory
Exploring Constellations
Rocket to Imagination: 2 Writing Prompts & Mad Libs Book
Safari LTD Planet Set & Fact Cards
Create Constellations Tube Activity
Measuring the Distance of Planets
Space Art: Neptune, Saturn, 3D planets, Shooting Star & Planet Art
Galaxy Oobleck

Books Included:

Mad Libs from Outer Space: Roger Price
100 Questions About outer Space
Stink: Solar System Superhero: Megan Mcdonald
Where Are the Constellations? Stephanie Sabol

Recommended Age: Elementary

Items may vary due to current availability. This crate contains products not manufactured by the seller. Please be advised that crates may contain small parts that may not be suitable for children under 3 years. Do not consume crate contents.

FAQ

What are the best educational activity kits for kids? How do Knowledge Crates make homeschooling easy?

Make learning a lifestyle. With resources for all ages and learning styles, your whole family can Explore Space together. With both a full Unit Crate and a smaller-scale Mini, there's something for elementary-grade kids of all ages. Busy hands big and small are in for hours of open-ended play with the Space Busy Bin, and the Stardust and GLOW Magna-Tiles are the perfect educational toy for expanding planetary play.

Just imagine ... it's a Wednesday morning, and your fifth-grader is intently constructing a solar system model on the playroom floor while his little siblings search for gems in their Space Busy Bin. After lunch, brother curls up on the couch with Where Are the Constellations? for independent reading while the littles sit nearby building a rocket ship with Magna-Tiles. Later, while you're making dinner, all three kiddos are at the kitchen table making toothpick-and-marshmallow constellations. That's the magic of family-style learning! And that's a Knowledge Crates Unit Study. 😉