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Eclipse Party Kit
The seven printable sheets are PDFs in Spanish — the bingo, the checklist and the banners. The design names above tell you what each one is.
What is inside (7 PDFs, 29 pages)
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Party bunting
Cut-out flags spelling “ECLIPSE TOTAL 12·08 2026”, each with a tab to hang from a string (10 pages)
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Eclipse bingo
8 different 4×4 cards with 18 eclipse terms, plus 40 cut-out sun and moon counters (9 pages)
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Games for children
A 10-word word search, a “Take the Moon to the Sun” maze and a solar corona to colour in, answers included (4 pages)
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Eye-safety poster
How to look at the eclipse without risk: plain rules and EN ISO 12312-2 glasses, pointing to the official guidance of Spain’s IGN (1 page)
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Countdown poster
From 5 to 12 August, cut-out, with one eclipse fact for each day (1 page)
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Host’s guide
A 19:00 to 22:00 running order with the real eclipse times, a party checklist and advice on picking your spot (2 pages)
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Diplomas
“Totality Survivor” and “Junior Eclipse Chaser”, landscape A4 with a blank for the name (2 pages)
Everything is vector artwork: it prints crisp on A4 or A3. The times in the host’s guide come from our own per-town calculation — check yours free of charge in Will I see it from my town?.
Round out your eclipse
- Personalised merchandise 15 items — clothing, mugs, prints and a tote bag — carrying your town, its exact totality time and how long it lasts. From €23.95.
- The eclipse cheat sheet — free A 2-page PDF with the times by region, the safety rules and the final checklist. No charge, in exchange for your email. In Spanish.
The figures are ours
And what time will YOU see it?
A party is built around one particular time: your town’s. Look up when the eclipse starts there, how long it lasts and whether totality reaches you, then set the countdown and the bingo to that evening.
- Find your town among the 8,132 in Spain: when it starts, its maximum and when it ends
- See the eclipse map: where the path of totality runs and how far it is from you
- The best places to watch it: longest totality, easiest to reach, clearest skies
- Eclipse glasses that really are certified to EN ISO 12312-2, and where to get them