Throughout the activity, you’ll be guided through the entire Apollo 11 mission—from the thrilling launch to the historic moon landing, and all the way back to splashdown. Along the way, learners will discover one of the most important computers in history, the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC), and learn about pioneering programmer Margaret Hamilton’s crucial role. The printable also introduces key engineering concepts such as iteration and problem-solving, helping kids see how real-world challenges were overcome on the journey to the moon.
What’s Inside:
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Detailed but approachable component illustrations: Each page features fun, clear artwork showing key parts like the rocket stages, lunar module, command module, and more—all labeled to guide your child through the assembly and discovery process.
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Interactive Flaps: Lift and move pieces to uncover how the rocket’s parts fit together and work, making learning tactile and engaging.
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Step-by-Step Instructions: Easy-to-follow directions help you assemble and dissect the rocket and spacecraft, bringing the Apollo 11 mission to life in your own hands.
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Digital Download: Get instant access to your printable files after purchase. Simply print, cut, and assemble—no shipping delays!
Ideal for Parents and Educators: Perfect for anyone wanting to teach space history, engineering, or science without screen time or complicated models. This activity is suitable for all ages and makes a stellar addition to any homeschool or classroom space curriculum.
You will receive a 42-page printable file. Simply cut and go!
THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT, NO PHYSICAL ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU! You will receive your digital files immediately upon purchase.
