Do you celebrate Star Wars Day in your homeschool? If so, I have a few printables for every Star Wars fan. In addition to free printables, I’ve rounded up some of the best activities, crafts, and even themed food for the iconic May 4th.
Fun Star Wars Activities
When it comes to fun activities, there are many things kids can do that are both educational and engaging. For starters, young star wars fans can recreate their favorite characters and have hours of imaginative play time. From shadow puppets to fully dressing up, let your kids’ creative juices flow.
Another great idea for huge Star Wars fans is to use STEM activities and projects. Here are a few to add to your lesson plans:
- Make a galaxy jar.
- Have a go at making Star Wars soap.
- Mix up some lightsaber slime.
- Create your own DIY lightsabers.
- Challenge your kids to make their favorite Star Wars characters out of Legos.
Once your kids have had fun playing dress-up and making their own batch of lightsaber slime, let them play a few Star Wars games. In my opinion, games have always been one of the most underrated resources that could be used to help kids learn. Research actually shows that games have educational benefits and should be encouraged as a way for kids to learn. And what kid doesn’t like games? Below are a few game ideas that your kids will have so much fun playing:
- Guess the Character: similar to Guess Who, reveal certain attributes and characteristics about a character and see if your kids can guess who you’re describing.
- Star Wars Charades: act out your favorite character and have others guess who they are.
- Memory games using printable cards.
Star Wars Crafts
Beyond making puppets, there are other fun crafts that your kids can do:
- Make a lightsaber charm.
- Create a Star Wars handprint craft.
- Make their own Chewbacca.
- Design a Yoda puppet.
- Create a homemade space shuttle.
Star Wars-Inspired Food Ideas
Whether you’re celebrating with your family or hosting a Star Wars themed party, you can’t go wrong with having a few treats. I hit jackpot with a resource I found that has free fun printables for snack food puns. I think you’ll get a kick out of these too! Some of the puns include:
- Vader Veggies
- Dark Side Chips
- 7 Leia Dip
- Padawan Popcorn
- Death Star Donuts
- and more!
How funny are those? Not to mention, it’s free!
Free Printables for Every Star Wars Fan
These free Star Wars printables are sure to keep your kids learning and having fun at the same time.
Star Adventurers Tot & PreK-K Pack
Your little Star Wars fans will be so excited to join in the May 4th celebrations this year with this activity-filled pack just for them! Includes 29 pages of puzzles & activities!
Star Adventurers Mini Puzzle Unit
If you have Star Wars fans, you don’t want to miss these FUN puzzles & activities. This pack includes 23 pages of crosswords, matching, sudoku and MORE! Download your pack to get started today!
Star Adventurers Writing Activities
Have a Star Wars enthusiast in your house? Try these fun Star Adventurer Writing Activities to inspire their creativity! This pack includes 65 total pages.
Star Adventurers Playdough Mats
These Star Adventurers Playdough Mats are perfect for your little Star Wars fans to practice their fine motor skills while working on letters and counting! These are geared toward Preschool – Kindergarten readers. Includes letters that correspond with the image and numbers 1-10.
Star Adventurers Notebooking Pages
Notebooking pages are a GREAT way to help kids remember all they have learned about a particular person or subject. These fun Star Adventurers Notebooking Pages are PERFECT for all Star Wars enthusiasts. They are a great way for them to share what they know about their favorite characters, stories and MORE!
Star Adventurer Emergent Readers
What kid doesn’t love Star Wars these days? Grab these fun Star Adventurer Emergent Readers for some fun reading!! These fun Emergent Readers are geared toward Preschool – Kindergarten readers. Includes 4 levels of readers in full color.
Final Thoughts
Don’t forget to check with your local library to see if they are hosting any fun activities. If not, pick up some of your favorite Star Wars books and movies and have a blast at home. Using fun days like May the 4th can be a great way to switch things up in your homeschool. Sometimes the most learning is done when kids are having the most fun! What are your plans for May 4th?
Annette lived many years as an exhausted wife of 1 and mother of 6. Grab your fuzzy blanket, pour your favorite drink, and browse through our encouraging tips, printables, and curriculum options. Read more about me and the ministry here at In All You Do