Outer Space Theme: Music/Sounds

  1. Fun & Upbeat Space Songs for Kids

Perfect for dancing and games:

  • “Rocketship Run” – Laurie Berkner Band
  • “Zoom Zoom Zoom, We’re Going to the Moon” – Traditional
  • “Aiken Drum” – Super Simple Songs (fun alien version)
  • “Outer Space” – StoryBots
  • “Interplanet Janet” – Schoolhouse Rock!
  • “The Planets Song” – Kids Learning Tube

You can create a playlist on Spotify or YouTube using those tracks (search “space songs for kids”).

  1. Instrumental Galactic Background Music

Great for during crafts, food time, or quieter transitions:

  • Ambient Space Music – search “Space Ambience for Kids” or “Relaxing Galaxy Music”
  • NASA Sounds Playlist – includes real recordings of planets, rocket launches, and mission chatter (cool, not scary)
  • Epic Cinematic Space Soundtracks (just instrumental) from:
    • Wall-E
    • Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Symphonic Suite
    • Lightyear (Disney/Pixar) soundtrack
  1. Sound Effects (Looped or for Activities)

Great for themed games or stations:

  • Rocket Launch Countdown
  • Alien UFO sounds
  • Cosmic wind or asteroid fields
  • Mission Control voice clips (“3…2…1…Blast off!”)

You can find these free or bundled in kids’ party sound effect packs on YouTube, Spotify, or kid-focused DJ apps.

Pro Tip: How to Use These

  • Dance Party Time? → Use the upbeat playlist.
  • Games or Obstacle Course? → Play spacey adventure instrumentals or countdown sounds.
  • Craft or Snack Break? → Loop ambient galaxy music with a soft beat.
  • Entry or Welcome Moment? → Play NASA launch countdowns and dramatic “blast off” sounds as kids arrive. 

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