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These drawings are free. We drew them. A paid Mission Pack is not for sale yet, so nothing here is hidden behind a price.

This is the free mini mission. Print it or save a poster. It is not a 40-page pack.

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Bedroom-sized drawings in full color. Download one SVG, or the whole set as a file you can open and print.

Eight worlds

Eight worldsand one starMercuryVenusEarthMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptuneNot to scale. The empty space between them is the larger fact. Our Space Mission.

The Moon

The MoonFootprints are real. New ones are not made yet.NewCrescentQuarterGibbousFullAbout 30 Earths away. About a quarter of Earth’s width.Twelve people walked there, 1969 to 1972.April 2026: four people flew around. They did not land.

Earth’s air

Earth’s airFive layers. Weather is only the bottom one.ExosphereThe last wispsThermosphereThe station flies hereMesosphereMany meteors burn hereStratosphereOzone, above the weatherTroposphereClouds, wind, and rainOur Space Mission. A drawing, not a measured chart.

Two stages

Two stagesThe empty part falls off on purpose.NosePayloadBoosterEnginesA teaching rocket. Not a copy of a real vehicle. Our Space Mission.

The suit

The suit holdsthe airA made-up suit. Not a real person. Not a real uniform. Our Space Mission.

Look up

Look upNo telescope neededA bright Moon hides the faint ones.Give your eyes twenty quiet minutes.

Six words

Six wordsOrbitFalling around Earth and missing the groundStageAn empty part that drops on purposePayloadThe useful thing the rocket carriesCrewPeople on board. Cargo has none.FlareA flash on the Sun that can disturb radiosMeteorA speck that burns in the airOur Space Mission. Cut them into cards if you like.

I learned a true thing

OUR SPACE MISSIONI learned a truething about spaceNameWhat I can say without looking it upNot a license. Not an agency award. A page for your wall.

Color the worlds

A parade of circles. Not to scale. The Sun is a star.

SunMercuryVenusEarthMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptune

Color the Sun differently from the planets. Leave a note: the gaps between them are the big part, and they do not fit on this page.

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Color the Moon’s shapes

Color the bright part gold. Leave the shadow dark.

NewCrescentQuarterGibbousFull

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Color a two-stage rocket

A teaching rocket. Not a copy of any company’s vehicle.

nosepayloadboosterengines

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Color a space suit

A made-up suit. Not a portrait and not a real uniform.

helmettorsopackboots

The pack on the back holds air. The helmet keeps that air in. This is not a picture of a real person.

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Color Earth’s air

Five layers. Weather is only in the lowest one.

ExosphereThermosphereMesosphereStratosphereTroposphereground
  • Troposphere: clouds and weather.
  • Stratosphere: the ozone layer, above the weather.
  • Mesosphere: many meteors burn here.
  • Thermosphere: the station flies in this thin air.
  • Exosphere: the last wisps, fading toward space.

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Color a space station

Modules and wings we drew. Not a tracing of a photograph.

modules, wings, and a docking end

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Color a meteor night

Streaks in the sky. You do not need a telescope.

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Connect the Big Dipper

Join 1 to 7. The last two stars of the cup point north.

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Draw 1–2–3–4, then back to 3, then 5–6–7. Stars 3 and 4 are the end of the cup. They point toward the North Star, which is not on this page.

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Match the world

Draw a line from the name to the one true note.

  • Earth
  • Mars
  • Jupiter
  • Moon
  • Much wider than Earth
  • Air, oceans, and a Moon
  • People walked there. Almost no air.
  • Reddish dust

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

True, or not yet

Circle yes or no. Landing and flying past are different.

  • People walked on the Moon between 1969 and 1972.

    Yes / No

  • Artemis II landed on the Moon in 2026.

    Yes / No

  • A rocket drops an empty part on purpose.

    Yes / No

  • The space station is halfway to Mars.

    Yes / No

  • Sunglasses are enough for looking at the Sun.

    Yes / No

  • You need a telescope to see a meteor.

    Yes / No

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Order the air

Number the layers from the ground up. 1 is where clouds live.

  • Thermosphere — station
  • Troposphere — weather
  • Exosphere — fades away
  • Mesosphere — meteors
  • Stratosphere — ozone

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Rocket riddles

One word each. The word bank is on the sheet.

Word bank: stage · payload · orbit · Moon · meteor

  1. I am dropped when my fuel is gone.__________
  2. I am the cargo a rocket works to lift.__________
  3. I am a path that falls around Earth and misses the ground.__________
  4. I am the rock twelve people walked on.__________
  5. I burn up in the air and make a streak.__________

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book

Label the rocket

Write the part names on the lines.

Word bank: nose · payload · booster · engines · fins

nosepayloadboosterengines

Our Space Mission · original sheet · not an agency coloring book