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Creation Kids: Solar Eclipses

Designed by Susan Windsor*

You're never too young to be a creation scientist and explore our Creator's world. Kids, discover fun facts about God’s creation with ICR’s special Creation Kids learning and activities page.

Earth is in the exact location for us to see solar eclipses, where the moon comes between the sun and Earth. Learn more about these celestial displays to prepare for the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024!

Click HERE to download the March-April 2024 activity page.

Click HERE for all of ICR's Creation Kids activity pages.

 

Cite this article: . 2024. Creation Kids: Solar Eclipses. Acts & Facts. 53 (2), 23.

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