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30-Day Space Drawing Challenge for Kids
Blast off with a space doodle a day for a whole month. These 30 prompts go from rockets and planets to astronauts and friendly aliens, with one last day to discover a planet all your own. Print the month or draw along on screen.
- 1a rocket soaring into space
- 2a round planet with rings
- 3an astronaut floating in zero gravity
- 4a crescent moon covered in craters
- 5a bright shooting star
- 6a cluster of twinkling stars
- 7the sun with long golden rays
- 8a little alien with big friendly eyes
- 9a flying saucer zooming by
- 10a space station orbiting a planet
- 11a comet with a glowing tail
- 12a telescope pointing at the night sky
- 13a moon rover rolling over craters
- 14the Earth seen from far away
- 15a swirling spiral galaxy
- 16a satellite with wide solar panels
- 17a constellation you connect with lines
- 18a giant planet with many moons
- 19a meteor shower streaking down
- 20an astronaut planting a flag on the moon
- 21a launch pad with billowing smoke
- 22a sky full of colorful stars
- 23a ringed planet tilted on its side
- 24a space helmet reflecting the stars
- 25a friendly alien pet
- 26a glowing cloud of colorful gas
- 27a tiny spaceship with a big window
- 28the planets lined up in a row
- 29a jetpack ride among the stars
- 30your own newly discovered planet
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Why try a 30-day drawing challenge?
Space is the perfect drawing theme because almost anything goes — swirling galaxies, made-up aliens, and planets in every color. Each prompt is a generic space subject with loads of room for a kid’s own imagination, so there’s no wrong way to draw it. Cross off a mission a day and watch a whole galaxy fill up.
Want ideas sorted by your child’s age instead? Browse drawing ideas by age.
Made a month of drawings?
Save them forever and add your kid’s voice telling the story behind each one with a free voice card.
