Constellation Collaboration
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Ages preschooler
Traditional myth-based constellations are so 2000 B.C. Grab a partner or two and make up your own celestial pictures in this creativity-boosting game.
What you'll need
- Star stickers
- Paper
- White marker
How to play
Each player starts by randomly placing a number of star stickers onto a piece of paper.
Players then swap their starred papers with one another and, on their new paper, draw lines between the stars to make an image. (We used a white marker.)
When everyone has finished drawing, players take turns describing their new constellation. We've been told that the little-known Great Whale of Newport constellation, shown here, honors a whale who defeated a band of pirates.
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