Mars Notebooking Pages for 2nd to 8th Grades

Get 2 differentiated types of Mars notebooking pages for your elementary and middle school students studying the Red Planet, Mars.

We’ve been fascinated by Mars for generations; wondering what the red planet is like and if it ever supported life. With 2 robotic rovers exploring Mars now, we’re just as curious as ever about our neighbor planet.

On this first Mars Facts notebooking page, you can list important facts about Mars. Your kids will look up and record the length of its day, distance from the sun, radius, and more!

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Resources for Learning about Mars

To help your study of Mars, read the book The Planets by Gail Gibbons, or for older kids, Mars: Explore the mysteries of the Red Planet by DK Smithsonian.

For a wholesome family read-aloud, check out Adventures in the Solar System: Planetron and Me by Geoffrey Williams and Dennis Regan. It is available on Kindle and free with an Audible free trial. This sweet story tells of a young boy whose toy rocket becomes a real space ship that takes him into outer space.

Your younger kids will enjoy this Mars Sensory Bin while their older siblings write about the Red Planet, Mars.

Planet Mars Notebooking Printables

This second set of Mars notebooking printables works for many different writing assignments. Your students could write a report about Mars, or a story they made up about Mars.

These notebooking pages come in 3 levels to fit all of your students’ needs. There’s a large elementary lined one, a smaller elementary lined one, and a regular lined one.

More Mars & Solar System Resources

Learn more about the red planet Mars (and the NASA rovers) with these homeschooling resources.