Galaxy in Jar
Create a mini galaxy in a jar to learn about stars, nebulae, and cosmic dust.
- Grasp the basics of galaxies and star formation.
- Encourage imagination with a creative model.
- Build curiosity about space.
Grades 3–5
Astro Kids
Bringing space science to classrooms
AstroKids is a hands-on space science program created for students in Grades 3 to 5. Instead of just reading about space in textbooks, students dive into it through storytelling, fun experiments, and creative building projects.
Book a Free Demo13 hands-on kits · 2 levels
Program levels
How students progress
- 1
Astro Seekers
Discovery — exploring planets, light and space objects through simple, engaging experiments.
6 kits
- 2
Astro Makers
Building — designing, testing and launching real models inspired by space technology.
7 kits
- A fun introduction to space science for Grades 3–5.
- Builds curiosity, observation skills, and an understanding of light, motion, and planetary cycles.
- Develops problem-solving, creativity, teamwork, and model-building skills inspired by real-world space technology.
The kits
13 things your students will build
Every kit ships with the materials, the guided session, and the learning outcomes it maps to.
Showing 13 of 13 kits.
Constellation Cube
Build a cube projector to map constellations and explore star patterns in the night sky.
- Understand how constellations are formed.
- Learn basic celestial navigation.
- Improve observation and spatial skills.
First Scope
Assemble a simple telescope to explore how light travels and magnifies distant objects.
- Understand basic optics and magnification.
- Learn how telescopes help us study space.
- Strengthen observation and inquiry skills.
Sun Tracker
Build a simple tracker to study the Sun's movement and shadow patterns.
- Understand Earth's rotation and revolution.
- Learn how shadows change with the Sun.
- Develop observation and recording skills.
Moon Phase Box
Create a model to observe how the Moon changes shape during its phases.
- Understand lunar cycles and moonlight reflection.
- Learn why the Moon looks different each night.
- Build curiosity through hands-on exploration.
Paper Launcher
Design and launch paper rockets to explore force and motion.
- Understand the basics of propulsion and aerodynamics.
- Learn how air pressure creates movement.
- Encourage creativity and experimentation.
Rocket Display
Build a model rocket to learn about design, stability, and propulsion.
- Understand rocket structure and parts.
- Learn the basics of aerodynamics and balance.
- Spark interest in space engineering.
Water Rocket
Launch a water-powered rocket to explore pressure, force, and motion.
- Understand how pressure creates thrust.
- Learn the basic physics of flight and trajectory.
- Build problem-solving and teamwork skills.
Satellite Builder
Assemble a mini satellite model to understand how satellites work in space.
- Learn about satellite parts and functions.
- Understand how satellites communicate.
- Gain early exposure to space technology.
Periscope Build
Construct a simple periscope to explore how light reflects and travels.
- Understand reflection and basic optics.
- Learn practical uses of periscopes.
- Strengthen curiosity through hands-on building.
Solar Oven
Build a simple oven powered by sunlight to explore solar energy.
- Understand heat transfer and renewable energy.
- Learn how sunlight can be used for cooking.
- Build awareness of sustainable technologies.
Balloon Dash
Create balloon-powered vehicles to explore motion and propulsion.
- Understand air pressure and thrust.
- Learn how friction affects movement.
- Encourage creativity and problem-solving.
Cosmic Crater
Simulate asteroid impacts to study how craters form on planetary surfaces.
- Understand impact force and crater patterns.
- Learn how asteroids shape planets and moons.
- Build curiosity about planetary science.
What students take away
- Understand motion, light, air and pressure.
- Build problem-solving and creative thinking.
- Collaborate in teams with real tools.
- Gain early exposure to space tech and design.
Across the Astroverse curriculum
- Understand core space and physics concepts.
- Build 10+ functional STEM models.
- Record experiments in age-appropriate formats.
- Present ideas with confidence.
- Connect ancient and modern Indian space history.
For schools
Why schools run this program
- Real STEM skills, not just theory.
- Fully guided, with minimal teacher load.
- Affordable and scalable for all school types.
- Space plus storytelling makes learning unforgettable.
- Builds confidence, curiosity, and innovation.
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