Has your child ever asked you, "Hey mom or dad, how many stars are there in the sky?" Consider it as a subtle hint that your little one wants to unravel the mysteries of space.

Remember those nostalgic days when we lay on the grass, gazing at the sky, letting our imaginations soar? Well, even if today’s kids don't have that chance, their curiosity about the space world is still burning bright.  

With Fevicreate’s space crafts for kids, their love for learning about the galaxies will now come true. After all, who knows what future astronauts or scientists we may be fostering?  

8 Exciting Space Project Ideas for Kids to Explore and Craft 

Get ready to launch into a stellar adventure with Fevicreate. Let your child’s imagination take flight as they explore these 8 space and planet crafts.  

Solar System Model Craft  

Dive into the world of science while having a blast creating your very own solar system model. With vibrant colours, easy-to-use materials, and endless possibilities, this craft will make learning about the wonders of the universe a joyous and unforgettable experience. 

To create this easy space craft, you will need:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Pencil 

• Scissors 

• Rounder 

• Chart papers 

• Brush 

• Paper plate 

• Lids  

Draw and cut out planetary circles, label and paint them, and let them dry. Attach planets to the background chart paper. Cut and paint moons, and attach them along with Saturn's ring, stars, and sun. Add details with a black marker, and your project is complete. 

Follow our detailed solar system model craft step-by-step guide infused with creativity and accompanied by relevant images that will transport you to galaxies far, far away. 

DIY Satellite Space Craft Idea  

Get ready, little astronauts! It's time for a DIY satellite craft that will send your creativity soaring to new heights.  With this space craft activity for kids, they can have a blast while learning about satellites and the wonders of outer space.  

Gather materials like:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• White chart paper 

• Recycled box 

• Mount board 

• Flower wire 

• Foam 

• Pencil 

• Scissors 

• Paper cutter 

• Scale 

• Blue-coloured craft paper 

Create the satellite base using a mount board and a recycled box, and attach flower wire as antennas. Cover the satellite with blue craft paper. Attach a symbol or flag cut from white chart paper. Use Fevicryl 3D Outliner for small details and text. Cut foam planet shapes and attach them to the box. 

Our in-depth guide to Satellite Space Craft makes the process easier and more enjoyable, ensuring that you are fully equipped to explore the wonders of the universe with your creation. 

DIY Space Helmet and Suit 

Looking to spark your little astronaut's creativity? Try making a DIY space helmet and suit. Kids can have a blast while learning about space as they create their own quirky helmets. With colourful materials and imaginative designs, your little ones can dive into the cosmos while exploring the world of space.  

For this space project idea, you will need:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colour 

• Balloon 

• Newspaper 

• Corrugated sheet 

• White chart paper 

• Scissors 

• Paper cutter 

• Pencil 

• Felt pen 

• Fine art brushes 

To create your space helmet, inflate a balloon to your head size. Cover it with newspaper pieces using a mixture of Fevicol MR and water. Once dry, pop the balloon, add markings, cut, and colour. Make a space jacket from corrugated sheets, cut it to your size, and add details and colours. Your handmade helmet and jacket are ready.  

Put on the DIY astronaut helmet and explore outer space with our easy guide here.  

Chandrayaan Space Craft Model  

Get ready for an out-of-this-world adventure with the Chandrayaan space craft model.  

Create your very own mini space craft with just:  

• Fevicol MR

• Scissors 

• Toothpicks 

Cut out and assemble the lander (Vikram) and rover (Pragyan) from templates. Attach ramp, legs, solar panels, and dome to the lander. Construct a rover with wheels and solar panels. Attach flag strip to lander. Allow components to fully dry and the project is complete. 

For more Chandrayaan-2 Model craft detailed instructions and visuals, you can visit our activity page here.  

ADITYA - L1 

Are you ready for a stellar adventure? Join us as we make ADITYA L1, the first space-based Indian mission to study the Sun.  

Equip yourself with:  

• Fevicol MR  

• Rangeela Tempera Colour 

• A Design template 

• Scale 

• Paper cutter 

• Scissors 

Create an ADITYA-L1 space craft by cutting out and folding the template. Paint with vibrant Rangeela Tempera Colours. Secure parts with Fevicol MR. Let it dry and get ready for an out-of-this-world achievement. 

Follow our step-by-step instructions to craft your own ADITYA - L1 spacecraft and experience the thrill of making something unique.  

Phases of the Moon Paper Craft Activity  

Embark on a cosmic journey with Fevicreate’s phases of the Moon activity. Let your imagination run wild as you create a masterpiece that showcases the wonders of the moon. 

Grab materials such as:  

• Fine art brushes 

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colours 

• Fevicol MR 

• Chart papers 

• Paper plates 

• Satin ribbon 

• Pencil 

• Scissors 

Cut circles from chart paper for moon phases. Cut crescent shapes from circles. Paint with Fevicryl Acrylic Colours. Mount onto plates in sequence. Attach satin ribbons as hangers for celestial creations. 

Display your stunning phases of the moon papercraft and awe others with your creative skills. For more detailed instructions and visuals, refer to our guide here.  

A Unique Phases of the Moon Project 

Discover the amazing science behind the moon's phases with our fun-filled space craft idea.

Collect your materials, including:  

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colours 

• Fevicol MR 

• Fine art brushes 

• Pencil 

• Scale 

• Chart papers 

Wrap a discarded box with colourful chart paper, securing it in place with Fevicol MR. Next, take barbecue sticks and paint them with your preferred Fevicryl Acrylic Colours. Then take two balls, one small and one large, and cover them with tissue paper using a mixture of Fevicol MR and water. Attach the torch to the barbecue stick with a piece of thread. Arrange all the components according to the visual guide on our activity page. 

For more detailed step-by-step instructions and visuals of this space craft for kids, head over to our activity page of Phases of Moon.  

Space Rocket with an Upcycled Box  

Looking for a fun way to teach kids about upcycling? Let their imagination rise with this space craft idea for kids. They can create their own personalised spaceship while learning the importance of reusing materials. 

By using materials such as: 

• Fevicol MR 

• Upcycled Box 

• Gold Craft Paper 

• Coloured Chart Papers 

• Coloured Corrugated Sheet 

• Cotton 

• Scale 

• Pencil 

• Scissors 

Cut a window on one side of the box and cover it with chart paper. Create the elements of the rocket as shown on our activity page on different chart papers, gold craft paper, and corrugated sheets. Add fins from coloured corrugated sheets and glue them to the bottom. Decorate with coloured chart paper shapes and cotton "smoke" at the bottom. Use a pencil and scissors to refine details as needed. 

With our detailed instructions and your creative touch, turn an ordinary cardboard box into a spaceship. 

Conclusion

With Fevicreate’s space craft activities for kids, your little astronauts can explore the vast universe right from the comfort of their own homes. From transforming ordinary boxes into rocket ships to crafting ADITYA L1 and even making their own astronaut helmets, the possibilities are as infinite as the stars themselves. Let their creativity take flight as they boldly go where probably no kid has gone before.