As a child I was fascinated by Space and astronomy and my little boy is the same. When we got to school last week I told him we had 8 minutes to get from the car to his classroom, he turned around and said,
‘thats as long as it takes for light to get from the sun to the earth‘, which made me giggle a lot.
I love that he is so passionate about space and science in general. We’ve done a few science posts on science sparks, like this rocket, which he loved.
This week is World Space Week. To celebrate H and I made a rocket from an old squash bottle. I covered the bottle in tissue paper first and made a cone from some foam, then I gave H some stars and different coloured shapes to stick on.
We talked about the different colours and shapes as she stuck them on.
Z came home from school and was so impressed with H’s rocket that he wanted to make his own.
He even hid a little satellite in the top of his.
What do you think?
Do you have any space creations to share? This is a blog hop with
Rainy Day Mum, Nurturestore, Toddler Approved, Here Comes the Girls, 3 Dinosaurs, Mummy Mummy Mum,
Science Sparks, Living Montessori Now, One Perfect Day, K C Edventures
Taming the Goblin
Awe such cute rockets!!
Thank you. xxx
Love the rockets and the creativity. My little ones recently did something similar with spare things we had around the house and I loved seeing what they come up with (now to write about it….any day now.)
I look forward to reading it 🙂
I love both their rockets. We did a Toilet Paper Roll Rocket last year and I think we may have to make another one this year.
We did have fun!
I loved science as a child. Making rockets from bottles was such fun! A great project for children.
Thanks x
I can’t believe how grown up H is now! Those rockets are seriously cool. I may have to get my backside in gear and do this with F this week. x
I know, she is VERY grown up. xx
These look fab x
Thank you. x
Great idea, I like the nice easy crafts 🙂