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Eclipse Activities For Kindergarten BUNDLE

This is a bundle of all of our Eclipse resources that are perfect for kindergarten, first grade and preschool.  Teach your students all about these magical shows in the sky in a fun way so they understand what is happening.

Included in this download is:

Resource #1. Solar and Lunar Eclipse Resource (More general activities about eclipses)

• Eclipse Craft – Use a brad to assemble a paper model of an eclipse.
• Eclipse Hats – Students will glue the moon onto the year of this fun hat. Students can also use the pattern pieces to decorate their hats! This page is editable so you can change the title and year.
• Literacy Academic Pages – 6 practice pages including fill in the missing letter, reading CVC words, and writing the entire alphabet.
• Math Academic Pages – 7 practice pages including fill in the number activities (to 10 and to 20), number identification (to 10 and 20), graphing to 10, and addition to 5 and 10.

• Easy Reader – a 6 page book with simple sentences and easy to follow concepts all about solar eclipses. Read in class and send home. (Book is shown in video as portrait but it has been redone to be horizontal).
• Lunar Eclipse Writing Pages – Great for reflection or collecting facts as you learn! Several writing line options here.
• Lunar Eclipse Student Expert Award – Give your students this award when they have become an “expert.”

• Easy Reader – a 6 page book with simple sentences and easy to follow concepts all about solar eclipses. Read in class and send home. (Book is shown in video as portrait but it has been redone to be horizontal).
• Solar Eclipse Writing Pages – Great for reflection or collecting facts as you learn! Several writing line options here.
• Solar Eclipse Student Expert Award – Give your students this award when they have become an “expert.”
• Two Solar Eclipse coloring Pages – Just two fun pages to color the Sun, the Moon, and the Earth. (Not scientific at all, just fun!)

Resource #2.  Annular Eclipse Resource (Happening October 14, 2023):

• Parent note sharing the annular eclipse with your families.
• Annular Eclipse Hat for students to make and wear at school and home.
• Annular Eclipse Brochure to learn all about this special type of eclipse in a quick, concise way.
• Annular Eclipse Easy Reader so each of your students can have their own book to take home.
• Annular Eclipse Informative Passage to read together and take notes.
• Annular Eclipse Graphic Organizers and Report Pages to write what you learned.
• Annular Eclipse Comprehension Questions in several versions so your students can write or draw what they learned.

And any other eclipse units we make will be added (April 8th, 2024 event will be added).