Learning Resources Giant Magnetic Solar System

Transform any magnetic surface into an interactive astronomy classroom with this comprehensive solar system set. Designed for curious minds aged 2–8, each planet features photographic detail inspired by actual space missions, turning abstract concepts into tangible learning moments for young learners. The sun itself measures over 10 inches in diameter, enabling dramatic demonstrations for the whole class on whiteboards, metal doors, and other magnetic surfaces.

This complete solar system is more than a display—it's a hands-on learning tool. The 12 pieces cover key solar system elements and come with an educational guide filled with fun, kid-friendly facts. The flexible magnetic material resists the kind of rough handling common in early learning environments while preserving a strong hold on metal surfaces for years of exploration.

What’s Included and How It Supports Learning

• Proportionally sized planets from Mercury to Neptune, plus the Sun and Moon, the asteroid belt, and Pluto variation
• An educational guide with kid-friendly facts to spark curiosity and vocabulary building

Why Educators and Families Love It

• Hands-on exploration supports planet recognition, sequential thinking, and space vocabulary through tangible manipulation
• Large-scale magnets are ideal for demonstrations, group activities, or individual exploration

Durable by Design

The magnetic pieces are designed to withstand daily classroom use. Flexible material can be repositioned, bent, or touched by little hands without losing magnetic strength, making it suitable for busy spaces and longer learning timelines.

Practical Ways to Use It

• In the classroom: demonstrate planetary order and size comparisons during lessons
• At home: create a quick review station for solar system concepts
• Learning centers: invite kids to arrange planets in order, building memory and language skills

Inspiring Curiosity, Not Promising Outcomes

This set offers approachable, tactile ways to explore space concepts that can support curiosity and foundational science thinking. Use it to complement lessons, centers, or quiet-time activities and see how students engage with the solar system in a hands-on way.