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After playing, explore the night sky together. Point to the moon and stars and ask, “Can you see the moon tonight?” or “Which planet is the biggest?” This builds curiosity about science, space, and our solar system—perfect for preschool and kindergarten explorers.
What your child practices
Children learn the names of the planets and start to notice how different they are, from red Mars to ringed Saturn. It is a gateway to bigger ideas: that Earth is one planet of many, and that all of them travel around the Sun.
Tips for grown-ups
The game includes the whole Solar System, plus Mercury, Earth, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
Pluto is called a dwarf planet. Scientists changed its category in 2006 because it is much smaller than the eight main planets.
Each planet has a learning page with facts about its size, weather and moons.