National Moon Day is celebrated every year on July 20th. The holiday commemorates the day the first man walked on the moon – July 20, 1969. Celebrate this significant period in American history with some of these fun Moon Crafts and Activities for Kids.
paint (blue, grey, and yellow) (pintura azul, amarilla y gris)
string or wool (cuerdecita o hilo)
printer and paper (optional) (impresora y papel, opcional)
Instructions:
Trace a moon shape onto the back of a paper plate. You can do this free hand or print out our template and cut out the moon we have provided to use as a tracer.