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Galaxy
3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . blast off! With this Galaxy art box, you and your little one can recreate a few of the amazing parts of outer space right from your kitchen table!
From shooting stars to asteroids to black holes, this box is filled with excitement! Children will blow through a straw to create a nighttime background for shooting stars, and they will use a paint scraper to design their own freeform galaxy with glitter glue. There are lots of embellishments that will add unique details to their artwork, too. Starry glitter, mica powder, and asteroid rocks are sure to be a hit! And, don't miss the science experiment: the classic baking soda-vinegar reaction is extra fun when black holes are involved.
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Shooting Star Galaxy Art
Take a deep breath and make a wish! In this art project, children will be blowing paint to create their own galaxy background. Then, they will add shooting stars and shimmer to their night sky using a unique ingredient—mica powder.Login to Watch Video
Asteroid Belt Mixed-Media Art
It may be millions of miles away, but with this art project, kids can explore the asteroid belt up close! Paint scraping, glitter glue, and asteroid rocks are all part of the fun in this creation.Login to Watch Video
Galaxy in a Bottle Necklace
Wear the Milky Way right around your neck! This mini-galaxy necklace is a blast for kids to create and it gives them a chance to practice their fine motor skills. They will pull apart cotton balls, use a pipette to add paint, and drop in a pinch of glitter as a finishing touch.Login to Watch Video
Erupting Black Hole Science Experiment
Explore one of the most mysterious parts of space with this science experiment. Stir together the ingredients, pop the “black hole” in the freezer for a bit, and watch as kids marvel at the classic baking soda and vinegar reaction.Login to Watch Video
Stars Origami
Little hands get lots of practice with these two easy-to-follow origami projects. They will fold up “wishing stars” and use origami along with a bit of cutting to create a perfect five-pointed star.Login to Watch Video
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