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חלקי החללית

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המסע לירח (סרטון: חלקי החללית)

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סרטון המשימה

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משרד החדשנות, המדע והטכנולוגיה

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'בראשית' - החללית הישראלית הראשונה

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spaceil- המשימה

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SpaceIL מציגה: המשימה

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בריינפופ

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תוכנית החלל אפולו

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קרינה סולרית

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חינוך טכנולוגי

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ספייס איי-אל

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החללית בראשית

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החללית בראשית - בריינפופ ישראל

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תום ומובי מספרים על מסעה של החללית הישראלית הראשונה לירח

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עָפִים לֶחָלָל תַּרְגִּילִי חִסּוּר עד 100

יצרה:יעל שטיינברג

התחלה

עָפִים לֶחָלָל תַּרְגִּילִי חִבּוּר וְחִסּוּר עד 100

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יצרה:יעל שטיינברג

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I love how this galaxy chalk pastel art turned out! This is a great art project for kids to explore layering and blending chalk pastels together. It would also make a great addition to any space theme in the classroom.

Pastels are so fun for kids to explore! Take a look at my collection of chalk pastel art for more creative ideas kids will love.

This was such a fun project for us to do! We spent some time looking at galaxy photos, looking for the different shapes and colors of galaxies we wanted to use.

If kids are new to using chalk pastels, take a look at these 5 essential chalk pastel techniques for beginners for some tips!

Create your own galaxy chalk pastel art

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Supplies

Instructions to make your space art

1. First, start by getting your paper ready. We used black drawing paper but you can also use black pastel paper, scrapbook paper or even black construction paper.

I cut our paper to 6 x 6 inches, I find that sometimes working on a smaller scale with chalk pastels makes it a bit easier for kids.

2. Have kids decide on a shape for their galaxy, we used a simple spiral shape for this tutorial. Looking at real galaxies for this project helped to inspire the colors and shapes of our galaxy art!

Take some time to really look at different galaxy photos, and have kids notice the subtle difference in colors and shapes of all the amazing space photos out there!

3. Use a pencil to lightly draw in your galaxy spiral.

4. Pick out your chalk pastel colors. We use white, blue, pink, purple and an orange-yellow color.

Color in the center of your spiral with white pastel.

5. Follow your spiral drawing and draw thick lines with your blue pastel. Do the same with pink and purple chalk pastel, like in the photos above.

Remind kids to leave lots of space around the edges of the paper to add in the stars at the end.

Kids will also love: How to Draw a Beautiful Chalk Pastel Christmas Tree
6. Blend these colors together with your fingers, a blending tool or a q-tip. Blend in the direction of the spiral to keep the spiral shape. Remind kids not just take their fingers and smudge the colors all over the page.

7. Add in some white and orange chalk pastel around the spiral, do not blend these colors. Adding colors on top that don't require blending adds interest and texture to your art!

8. Finally, take white chalk pastel and dot around the paper, adding in your stars.

You can choose to spray a workable fixative on your pastel drawing to prevent smudging, but it's not necessary. This step should be done by an adult in an outside area.

These little galaxy chalk pastel drawings are so fun for kids to make! I love the bright colors and the swirly shapes that we used. They would make a wonderful project idea for kids and tweens at home or in the classroom!

Tips for working with chalk pastels

Chalk pastels can be messy (but so fun!). There are a few things you can do to keep some of the mess contained:

Put newspaper down on desks or tables

Put your project on a tray or a shallow cardboard box which will keep the most of the mess inside the tray

You can try doing your project outside

Have lots of paper towels handy to wipe off hands and work surfaces

Once you are done with your project, take it outside to gently blow or shake off the excess dust

If you are using chalk pastels in the classroom and the kids are ready to take their artwork home, simply place the art between some newspaper to keep it from smudging and for easy transport.

We love creating and exploring with different art supplies. If you are looking for more art projects to try, take a look at our ultimate collection of amazing art projects for kids!

More art projects kids will love
Easy Galaxy Spin Painting Art Project for Kids

Easy Kandinsky Art for Kids with Chalk Pastels

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Kids will have a blast making this easy paper rocket craft.

A while ago, before the holiday season, we shared a few space activities for kids. We planned on sharing all the activities that week, but you guessed it, we got sidetracked by all the festivities!

If you didn't see the previous activities we showed you how to make learning fun with these solar system flashcards and we let our creativity lead with these free printable space coloring pages .

Today we're sharing a simple, but fun rocket ship craft for kids that they're going to love.

It's a great art project for kindergarten or elementary aged kids and fits perfectly in with space unit themes.

Read on below to see how to make this craft with your kids or students.
Related: 101+ Easy Kids Crafts
Rocket Craft For Kids

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Supplies

Directions

Download the rocket craft template and print out on white card stock. Cut out all the pieces then trace onto the colored card stock of your choice. Cut out all these pieces.

Glue the rocket ship together by:

Glue the small inner circle onto the larger outer circle.

Glue these circles onto the middle part of the rocket.

Glue the tip onto the pointed end of the rocket.

Glue the small strip just below the tip of the rocket.

Glue the bottom of the rocket ship behind the middle piece.

Add the smaller flame to the top of the larger flame and glue behind the bottom of the rocket.

Cut a larger circle out of the white paper. Glue this circle at the top corner of a black piece of paper.

Trim any excess off of the black paper, then draw circles on the moon with a gray crayon.

Make stars all over the black paper by dabbing the paintbrush in white paint. Let dry completely.

Glue the rocket onto the black paper.

We loved making this space craft and hope your kids do too!

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Instructions

1. Download the rocket craft template and print out on white card stock. Cut out all the pieces then trace onto the colored card stock of your choice. Cut out all these pieces.

2. Glue the rocket ship together by doing the following steps:
∙ Glue the small inner circle onto the larger outer circle. This is the rocket's window.
∙ Glue these circles onto the middle part of the rocket.
∙ Glue the tip onto the pointed end of the rocket.
∙ Glue the small strip just below the tip of the rocket.
∙ Glue the bottom of the rocket ship behind the middle piece.
∙ Add the smaller flame to the top of the larger flame and glue behind the bottom of the rocket.

3. Cut a larger circle out of the white paper. This will be the moon. Glue this circle at the top corner of a black piece of paper.

4. Trim any excess off of the black paper, then draw circles on the moon with a gray crayon.

5. Make stars all over the black paper by dabbing the paint brush in white paint and hitting the paint brush onto the paper. Let dry completely.

6. Glue the rocket onto the black paper.

Free Rocket Craft Template

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Kids will have a blast making this easy paper rocket craft. A while ago, before the holiday season, we shared a few space activities for kids. We planned on sharing all the activities that week, but you guessed it, we got sidetracked by all the festivities!

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My son is going through what I like to call a moon phase. He is absolutely fascinated by the moon. Every time he catches a glimpse of the moon at night, he has to point it out with enthusiasm.

And naturally, Goodnight Moon is one of his favorite books to read at bedtime!
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So to take that fascination a little further, I decided that a moon craft was in order! We chose aluminum foil as the main material to work with because of the wonderful sensory experience it provides. The bumpy foil texture is a great representation of the craters found on the moon, while the shiny appearance helps to demonstrate how the light from the sun reflects off the moon.
Materials

Black construction paper

Sheet of aluminum foil

Star stickers -

Scissor

Glue

Yellow construction paper

We started with a sheet of aluminum foil and cut it into a large circle.

We needed a way to make it look more like the texture of the moon so decided to crinkle it up into a ball (the kids will love this ;)!).

Have your child carefully open the ball and flatten it out. Let your child explore the foil texture as they smooth it out.

Aluminum foil is such a unique material for sensory exploration. It's crinkly sound, shiny appearance, and bumpy texture will pique their curiosity every time they work with it.

This is the perfect opportunity to talk about the foil material and relate it to the moon they see at night.

Next, help your child glue the foil onto a black sheet of paper. You can add a starry sky and little sun in the top corner to teach your child where the moon gets it's glow from.

My little guy loved worked with foil. It had a calming effect on him and think it would be a great activity to do during quiet time.

This is such an easy and educational craft for your toddler or preschooler to do as they begin to show interest in the world around them!
If you enjoyed this craft, please consider following my arts and crafts board for kids on Pinterest! Follow Mommy's Bundle's board Toddler - Crafts & Activities on Pinterest.

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