Observation sheets to fill in outside, colouring pages for the nights it is cloudy, and models to cut out and build. Every one is a single page, free, and yours to keep.
Sun — what you seeWhat the Sun shows through a safe filter — its disk, sunspots and the Carrington Event — and just how big it really is.
Sun — how far it isThe Sun's distance by car, rocket and Solar Orbiter, and why the Sun and Moon look the same size.
Moon — what you seeWhat the Moon shows in a small telescope — seas, craters, and the Apollo & Artemis landing sites.
Moon — the factsWhy the Moon changes shape, why one side always faces us, and how big and far it is.
Star clusters — what you seeEach Milky Way star cluster through a small telescope — Spark asks, Perl explains, one card per cluster.
Planetary nebulae — what you seeEach planetary nebula through a small telescope — Spark asks, Perl explains, one card per nebula.
Nebulae — what you seeEach glowing star-forming nebula through a small telescope — Spark asks, Perl explains, one card per nebula.
Colour-in · Solar SystemOutline the Sun, Moon and planets at true relative sizes — then colour them.
Colour-in · Deep skyMilky-Way nebulae and galaxies sized against the Moon, ready to colour.
Colour the MoonA big Moon to colour — trace its seas and craters.
Colour Spark the foxColour in Spark, your curious fox explorer.
Colour Perl the owlColour in Perl, your wise barn owl.
Build a display rocketA chunky stand-up rocket for your shelf — cut, fold and glue the body, nose cone and fins.
Build a paper rocketCut, fold and glue your own 3D paper rocket — body, nose cone and fins, all on one page.
Build a launch rampMake the blow-pipe ramp — pop your paper rocket off the desk with one big puff of air!
