How Do You Make A Space Helmet For Kids?
For an astronaut costume or a science fiction adventure, a space helmet provides a crucial accessory. Most kids learn early that space lacks oxygen and that’s why space suits always have a helmet and an oxygen pack. For Halloween, a theme party, a play or a school event, a space helmet completes the astronaut or spaceman’s outfit. Though it may look like a difficult project, some basic household materials are all you need to build a kid’s space helmet at home. Older children can make one themselves with some adult assistance. Select a bucket for the helmet. White, silver or gray plastic buckets are realistic space-helmet choices. Regular plastic buckets in a standard size, with walls that are not too thick work well for this project, according to the Disney Family Fun website. Use the marker and ruler or tape measure to outline the faceplate. The Disney Family Fun website suggests making the opening at least 7 inches wide by 5 inches tall. Poke a hole in the outline with a nail or ice
