20+ Space Printables for Preschoolers

This space theme grid game teaches children to count and how counting builds, thus teaching beginning addition concepts. This activity counts to 20 and is simple but effective.

Whether you’re looking for a fun math activity to add to your space unit or you want to entertain your future astronaut with a quick-prep activity, these outer space pattern block mats are a perfect fit. Preschoolers will learn about shapes, colors, and counting as they play.

This space sums with a number line activity can be used for addition or subtraction sums. It’s a fun way to teach math while keeping your kids entertained and enjoying learning.

These free space counting mats can be used for both addition and subtraction. You can also use this activity to teach the names of planets and how far they are from the sun.

This https://www.notimeforflashcards.com/2020/01/math-game-for-preschool.html is full of patterns, sorting, ten-frames and more! It’s a fun and interactive way to teach math and colors.

This jar of stars roll and cover activity is fun, simple, and effective. You can easily differentiate this activity between preschoolers and kindergarteners by writing equations on the dry erase dice or adding letters to make it a literacy game.

This monster counting activity and free printable monster number cards is easy to set up and a fun way to explore counting and one-to-one correspondence. Sensory play is an added bonus!

This space theme CVC game takes a few minutes of prep, but creates a super fun way for your kids to learn short U words. There are four player options, and you can add an imagination element by creating a space-themed backstory or premise.

Rhyming is imperative for learning to read, and this free rhyming rockets printable is for kids who are up for a challenge. If they’re able to write they can fill the words in themselves, or you can team up and make it a fun game you do together.

This free astronaut letter matching game helps student learn uppercase and lowercase letters. This activity is perfect for both beginners and more advanced learners. 

This outer space alphabet puzzle is a great way to see the order of the planets as well as practice ordering the alphabet letters. This is a very easy activity to do and a great way to work on alphabetizing!

Teaching sight words can be a very boring activity, unless you get creative with activities like this star sight words printable! All you need is a flashlight and these editable cards to tailor the experience to your students and keep them engaged as they learn.

These free space-theme cards teach both uppercase and lowercase letters. You can use these to match, play memory games, or pack in alphabetical order!

These free space robot CVC word puzzles are guaranteed to be a hit and have your students engaged and excited about learning. This printable contains twenty complete puzzles: four different puzzles for all five vowels.

This space theme number writing practice activity is meaningful, enjoyable, and won’t frustrate your preschooler. It can be easily adapted to students who are and are not ready to write.

This outer space pre-writing practice printable is a fun way to get your preschooler learning with a space theme. Whether you use a marker to trace the lines, or a finger or rocket ship cutout to move along the trail of stars, you can easily practice important fine motor skills that help with learning to write.

Writing trays are an engaging way for kids to develop handwriting and fine motor skills. Combine your writing tray with these free printable alphabet cards for a fun and tactile learning experience.

Prewriting is so incredibly important. Before a child can master handwriting, they need to strengthen the muscles in their hands and fingers. This Outer Space Prewriting printable activity is the perfect way to help!

This I Spy Game is sure to be a hit with your preschoolers since it features the planets of our solar system!

We like to tie our learning activities into fun themes, and today’s printable combines the Outer Space theme with my new handwriting letter mazes series: A is for Astronaut Handwriting Letter Mazes!

A planets matching game is a fun activity for circle time when teaching a space theme in preschool. Grab your free space printable for preschoolers here.