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Outer Space Activity Book (Color and Learn)
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About Outer Space Activity Book
Product Description Color and Learn About Outer Space How many children grow up dreaming of becoming an astronaut and exploring outer space? Introduce them to the wonders of space exploration with an interactive activity book by Brett Ortler that’s both educational and entertaining! Through coloring pages by Phil Juliano, word finds, mazes, and more, young space lovers will discover fascinating facts about everything from astronauts and spaceships to stars and planets. Your children will never view outer space the same way again! Book Features Illustrations of rocket ships, planets, and galaxies Entertaining activities for children of all ages Engaging information about astronauts, space exploration, and the solar system Color-by-number, dot-to-dots, secret codes, and more! About the Author Brett Ortler is an editor at Adventure Publications. He is the author of such books as The Fireflies Book and The Mosquito Book. His essays, poems, and other work appear widely, including in Salon, The Good Men Project, The Nervous Breakdown, Living Ready, and in a number of other venues in print and online. He lives in Minnesota’s Twin Cities with his wife and their young children. Phil Juliano is a syndicated cartoonist and professional humorous illustrator. His freelance work includes children’s book illustration, magazine illustration, comic books, activity books, and t-shirt design. His cartoons are published in newspapers and magazines around the world. He lives in Chanhassen, Minnesota. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. NASA is short for National Aeronautics and Space Administration. It is the part of the U.S. government that launched the first U.S. rockets into space. NASA put some of the first people into Earth orbit and landed the first people on the moon. NASA has also sent robots to all the planets in our solar system.
