You’ll need a few boxes of Jell-O mix, some space-themed sprinkles, and plenty of popcorn. After that, this fruity, fun popcorn treat from Yummly comes together in no time at all. It’s also an easy option to send to school with your kids — no worrying about carefully transporting something with decorative frosting, ya know?

Everyone’s favorite glazed donut chain is selling these Total Solar Eclipse Doughnuts from April 5 through April 8. They’re a glazed donut topped dipped in black chocolate icing, then topped with silver sprinkles, a dollop of Oreo buttercream, and a whole Oreo cookie in its center. Drive through, grab a couple dozen on the way to school or work, and you’re good to go.

If you want a little something for you and your work bestie to split during the eclipse, MoonPie’s special edition Eclipse Box includes two sets of glasses and four mini chocolate MoonPies. Of course, if you’re buying for a whole class, you’ll need the big boxes — one with 12 mini MoonPies inside will run you $2.98 at Walmart.

The moon and the sun both play an integral role in the eclipse, right? If you’re usually the “I’ll bring plates” person for school parties and work socials, this is sort of the eclipse equivalent. It may not be the flashiest addition to the spread, but it’s a necessary one in this case.

A cute sprinkle situation can turn anything into an on-theme treat. In this case, though, this chocolate fudge from Yummly feels intergalactic thanks to the black base and neon purple, blue, and pink swirls. It’ll delight anyone who eats it, and it’s pretty simple to make.

Don’t have it in you to bake this weekend? You don’t have to. Those classic black and white cookies you see in most store bakeries are eclipse-y enough as it is, and are sure to please any kid (a cookie’s a cookie to them).

Whether you’re in charge of veggies and dip, a fruit tray, some little sandwiches, or some meats and cheeses, slice your snacks into fun, space-themed shapes and there you have it: eclipse snacks. You may want to lean heavily on your moon and sun cutters, but hey, what kid wouldn’t love a slice of cheese shaped like a rocket? And don’t forget the starfruit.

Making colorful galaxy bark, like this one featured on Yummly, is easy and super fun for kids to help with, so they’ll be extra proud to serve this up to their class the next day. Again, this sweet treat won’t get messed up en route to school and will last just fine until the afternoon without needing to be refrigerated.

Looking for more space-themed treats you don’t have to make? Oreo’s limited edition Space Dunk cookies should do the trick. They’re the classic chocolate cookies you love with two layers of colorful creme filling with fun space shapes and popping candies hidden inside.

Does the watch party fall around lunch time? It doesn’t look particularly intergalactic or anything, but Pizza Hut is running an eclipse special on April 8 this year. You can order any large pizza for $12 at participating stores, whether they’re dine-in, delivery, or carry-out.

These interesting ice creams might be better suited for a group of grown-ups than a classroom full of kids, but guarantee those adults will love having an afternoon scoop. Jeni’s eclipse party set includes five pints of ice cream — four out-of-this world flavors and one of the Earthlings’ favorites — and four pairs of safety glasses. You can also buy the flavors solo, by the pint, for $12 a piece.