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- What Is a Rocket? (Grades 5-8)
(Grades 5-8) - NASA. 5 min read. What Is a Rocket? (Grades...
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Launch a rocket from a spinning planet. Wind up that launch...
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- A Cool Rocket Decoration
- Giant Classroom Poster
- A 3D Gift For Mom and Dad
- Rocket Surprise
- A Rocket Movie Scene
- A Rocket Named For You
- Rocket Pocket
- Create A Space-Age Thermometer
For this terrific craft, take a piece of construction paper in a bright color and fold it into the shape of a fan. Decorate it with silver and gold sparkles. Use a rectangular-shaped piece of poster board and glue the fan to it so that it is sitting straight up like an upside-down orange slice. Color and cut out the rocket and glue it to the front ...
This fun craft requires only some pencils or craft sticks and a finished rocket coloring page. Laminate a cardboard roll with a finished coloring page and use another to make a cone for the top. Now you have something resembling a rocket. Use pencils or craft sticks and cut small holes in the bottom of the roll to slide them through. Attach red pom...
This craft is great in the classroom or when done individually. Use several finished rocket coloring pages to make a paper chain. Fold another coloring page into a snow cone shape to serve as the rocket’s top. Use a small foam cup laminated with part of another coloring page, and tape it to the bottom of the paper chain. Popsicle sticks or colorful...
It’s easy to create a giant classroom poster with finished rocket coloring pages. Use sheet paper for that giant mural effect in gray or blue. Have the kids decorate the background with planets or stars, and once their rockets are finished, they can be cut from the coloring pages and attached to the poster in different places. Silver glitter can be...
Kids will enjoy making this super gift for mom or dad. Use an average-sized piece of poster board and decorate it with an outer space theme. Use pom-poms for planets, glitter for stars, and a giant circle of yellow felt for a sun. Cut the rocket from the coloring page, leaving the extra paper on either side. The extra paper can be used to tape it t...
For this fun craft, have the youngsters cut out their rockets from the coloring pages and tape or glue them to a styrofoam cup. Next, have them draw themselves or someone else and cut the figure out, placing it inside the cup. With another finished coloring page, make a rocket-shaped lid for the cup, and when it is lifted up, it reveals the “astron...
This enjoyable craft starts with folding one rocket coloring page into a fan. Next, fold a rectangular piece of cardboard so that it has a small base like a windowsill, and use the rest for a backdrop. The youngsters can draw stars, planets, or even celestial beings on the cardboard, and then lie the fan on its side, taping the base of the cardboar...
Youngsters love creating things that feature their names, so why not a giant classroom poster with personalized rockets? This requires only one large piece of poster board and the coloring pages themselves. When the children are finished, they should cut the rockets out and write their names on the surface with puffy paint in their favorite color. ...
For this unique craft, two rocket coloring pages are needed. They can be colored in a similar way or completely different. Each one should be cut out, with a little extra space around the edges. They can then be stapled or glued together on the outer perimeter. This creates a “pocket” to keep things like paper clips, rubber bands, or even pencils!
Most people have a thermometer hanging somewhere in their homes, so why not make a fun backdrop for one? Once the youngsters have finished coloring their rockets, the pages should be laminated onto a thin piece of corkboard or cardboard. The thermometer can then be glued with crazy glue to the center of the rocket. It’s a quick way to turn an ordin...
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