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Outer Space Motion Animation: Create a moving picture using motion paths

Pamela Algie

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...Focus Understanding we can use technology to make movies and cartoons. Using technology we can make things move on screen.Group size Individual but children can take turns.What you need a tablet or computer with presentation software e.g...

Space Sounds Lunar Station: An idea for a multi-sensory story

Amy Arnold

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Kerry Agricole

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...What you need selection of musical instruments that vibrate e.g. boom whackers, thunder tubes, gongs zube tube selection of everyday materials to make space sounds with e.g. marbles in a tin (an asteroid storm), zips and velcro (the...

Moon Rock Muffins: An idea for healthy eating

Amicia Boden

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...Starter activities Investigate the moon with an interactive demonstration. Show the children a large, detailed photo of the moon. What can they see? Discuss the impact craters made by solid objects such as asteroids or meteorites crashing...

Big Project: Super Space Rocket: An idea for a big project

Mariette Heaney

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...What you need Small group of children ‘Whatever Next’ by Jill Murphy and a variety of books about space rockets, both fiction and non-fiction useful websites about space such as www.kidsites.com/sites-edu/space.htm and Google images – space...

Bringing Down The Moon: An idea for drama

Judith Harries

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...What you need the book a soft toy or puppet mole peaceful music and a player a lampWhat you do Make the room as dark as possible and ask children to find a space in the room. Play some peaceful music such as Beethoven’s ‘Moonlight sonata...

I See The Moon!: An idea for fun on a shoestring

Sam Goodman

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Elaine Massey

Activity

...What you need large pieces of card, silver foil and shiny buttons builders’ hats, old wellies and sprayed silver playdough, clay, plasticine and Modroc cardboard tubes lentils, split peas or gravel beige or brown fabric space, moon...

Rocket Launch: An idea using bricks and boxes

Clare Beswick

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...What you need cardboard tubes cylindrical containers from snack food etc. thin card silver foil clear plastic bottles clear plastic tubs bottle tops corks paper clips, tape, glue etc. Visit the library for stories and fact books about space...

Count Down: An idea for counting

Clare Beswick

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...Focus Rocket play and counting practice.What you need large cardboard box, painted black inside runny paint in orange, red, white and yellow, stiff brushes ten short cardboard tubes (half kitchen rolls) silver foil, sticky label stars...

Moon Landing: A tuff spot idea

Ruth Ludlow

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...What are they learning? Go exploring in this homemade moonscape.What you need shaving foam kitchen roll tubes and other recycled materials paper, paint, glue small world space people and equipment building bricksWhat you do You could use...

Floating In Space: An idea for moving to music

Judith Harries

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...What you need Recorded music or access to YouTube – see ‘Songs and music’ Bubble mixture and a variety of bubble blowersWhat you do Music makers Play ‘Silent bubbles’. Draw a row of four circles or ‘bubbles’ on the white board. Choose two...