My Solar System — Child Tier

My Solar System — Child Tier

Digital PDF
$5.00
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My Solar System — Child Tier

My Solar System — Child Tier

$5.00
FormatDigital PDF

Most planet charts quietly lie about scale. This one doesn't — and that's the whole reason it works.

The wall poster draws all eight planets at their true sizes relative to one another, which is why Mercury is barely a dot beside Jupiter. Children remember that contrast long after they've forgotten a list of names. A second chart does the same for distance, showing why the entire inner solar system squeezes into the first few millimetres of the line.

What's inside — 35 pages

  • True-scale wall poster of all eight planets
  • Distance-to-scale chart with a zoomed inset for the inner planets
  • A page on the Sun
  • A full page for each of the eight planets — a colour-in globe, four facts, key numbers, and space to write
  • Phases of the Moon, plus a seven-night moon diary
  • Dwarf planets, the asteroid belt, and comets and meteors
  • A dot-to-dot constellation — the Plough, and how to find it for real
  • Two glossary pages of the words astronomers use
  • 8 cut-out planet fact cards, plus cut-out cards for ordering the planets
  • Label-the-planets and match-the-fact worksheets
  • A colour-the-planets sheet, a space word search, a true-or-false round and a quiz with answer key
  • "My planet report", "design a space mission" and "draw your spacecraft" pages
  • Instructions for walking a scale model of the solar system across a football field
  • A full-page space colouring sheet and a certificate
  • A one-page guide for the grown-up

Kind to your printer

The planets are drawn as outlines rather than solid discs — which keeps the poster honest about scale, costs almost nothing in ink, and means your child can colour them in themselves. Across the whole pack a page averages around 1% ink coverage. The cover is an outline drawing too.

Honest science, at a kid's level

Facts are current and phrased to stay that way — moon counts read "more than 90" rather than a number that goes stale, because astronomers keep finding new ones. That's a real lesson about how science works, and it's in the parent notes too.

How it works

  • Instant download — the PDF arrives by email the moment you check out
  • Print on any home printer, on regular paper
  • The poster prints beautifully at US Letter, or scale it up at a print shop

This is a digital product. Nothing is shipped to you. Because files cannot be returned once downloaded, all sales are final — but if anything is wrong with your file, email us and we will fix it.

For personal and single-classroom use. Please do not resell or redistribute the file.

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