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Two The Moon DIY Party Ideas

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Are you ready for a party that will take you to the stars? This “Two the Moon” birthday party idea is perfect for any kid who loves space, or if you just want a creative theme to go with your two-year-old birthday. These party ideas are perfect for family and friends and will make your two-year-old birthday memorable.

From the decor to the food you serve, this guide has everything you need to throw the perfect Two the Moon birthday party for your child. You could also use this guide to help plan a party with someone else! Here is How to Throw a Fantastic “Two The Moon” Birthday Party.

Blue Moon Ice Cream

PartyForever Silver Two The Moon Party Decorations

Galaxy Cake Pops

Gold Glittery Two The Moon Cake Topper

No-Churn Galaxy Ice Cream 

Two the Moon Balloons Space Party Decor 

Two the Moon Balloon Garland 

Two The Moon 2nd Birthday Party Supplies Set 

Pink Purple Balloon Garland Set 

This pink purple balloon garland kit with moon and star balloons are perfect for Baby Shower too.

24 Reusable Space Straws 

24 crazy loop drinking straws with 24 cute space characters

Space Banner Moon Banner 

Big Dot of Happiness 2nd Birthday Two the Moon 

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 

Rocket Fuel Two the Moon Space Themed Water Bottle 

Outer Space Planets High Chair Banner

Space Birthday Second Birthday High Chair Banner

“Two the Moon” 2nd Birthday Party

LED Moon Shaped Marquee Signs

New Moon Galaxy Birthday Party Balloon Decorations

Personalized Two the Moon Birthday Party Favors 

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Use LEGOs to Build Landmarks from Around the World

I love using LEGOs and other blocks in educational ways, because it’s a way to build on something that most kids already love and sneak in a bit of learning about another topic. Building is a great STEM lesson because it teaches creative thinking and problem solving, and it’s also just fun. 

123 Homeschool 4 Me brings blocks to your social studies or history lessons with a set of LEGO challenge cards involving landmarks of the world. The cards don’t call for any particular blocks, they just show a picture of the landmark and kids can use what they have to try to re-create the design. 

The cards included in the set are: 

  • Taj Mahal, India
  • Windmills, Holland
  • Brandenburg Gate, Germany
  • Eiffel Tower, France
  • Notre Dame, France
  • Arc de Triumphe, France
  • Sagrada Familia, Spain
  • Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
  • Colosseum, Italy
  • Stonehenge, United Kingdom
  • Big Ben, Great Britain
  • Blue Domed Church, Greece
  • Acropolis, Greece
  • St Basil’s Cathedral, Russia
  • Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
  • The Blue Mosque, Istanbul
  • Statue of Liberty, United States of America
  • Golden Gate Bridge, USA
  • Capital Hill, USA
  • Mount Rushmore, United States
  • Great Wall of China, China
  • Sydney Opera House, Australia
  • Machu Picchu, Peru
  • Chichen Itza, Mexico

You can use these challenge cards in lots of different ways. Of course you can just tuck them in the block are and see if kids want to play with them. You can also add them to a unit where you are learning about that country or a particular time period where the landmark makes sense to include. Have kids do a little research on the landmark, build their own version and present their findings. 

I would love to try some of these challenges, and I’ll bet your kids will, too. You can grab the free printable landmarks LEGO challenge cards from 123 Homeschool 4 Me. I’d love to hear how you use them!

[Photo: 123 Homeschool 4 Me]

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