Preschool Activities with NASA’s Traveler
Blast off into some learning fun! Explore big ideas with little learners using these easy, printable activities designed to spark curiosity, build early skills, and introduce preschoolers to the wonders of the cosmos through play-based learning. From counting stars to matching black holes, each activity blends fun with foundational skills. Just print and play!
Adventure awaits at the links below
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Clip Counting with NASA’s Traveler
Help your little learners practice early math and develop fine-motor skills with this clip counting activity featuring elements from NASA’s Traveler universe.
Clip counters are an activity that have youngsters counting the number of pictures and marking the correct answer with a clip. The clip counters pictured here use pictures from NASA’s Traveler universe.NASA/Ashley Balzer -
Pre-Handwriting Tracers with NASA’s Traveler
In this activity, preschoolers will enter NASA’s Traveler universe to trace lines and curves following rockets, asteroids, and rainbows. This activity can help youngsters build fine-motor skills and hand-eye coordination, all while getting their little hands ready for writing.
Trace the many colorful arcs of cartoon rainbows and more from NASA’s Traveler universe with this downloadable activity sheet.NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center -
Matching Game Featuring NASA’s Traveler
Explore the galaxy with this space-themed memory match game and help young learners build their focus and visual memory.
By finding pairs of black holes, stars, space potatoes, and more, young students can build their focus and hone their visual memory with this black hole matching game featuring NASA’s Traveler.NASA/Kelly Ramos-Walker
