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It’s a big day for the galaxy’s littlest Jedi.

Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures, the Lucasfilm animated series for preschool audiences, has been honored with five nominations in the 2nd Annual Children’s & Family Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Preschool Animated Series. Set 200 years before Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and during the High Republic era, Young Jedi Adventures follows Jedi younglings as they study the ways of the Force, explore the galaxy, help citizens and creatures in need, and learn valuable skills needed to become Jedi along the way. Check out the full list of nominations below.

Outstanding Pre-School Animated Series

Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for an Animated Program

Outstanding Main Title

Outstanding Editing for a Preschool Animated Program

Outstanding Sound Mixing and Sound Editing for a Preschool Animated Program

„We are honored to

You might not expect a fire-breathing charhound to make a good protector for your favorite books, but Ember is the perfect doggo for the job! With paper, glue, and a template, you can make a one-of-a-kind bookmark inspired by one of the breakout stars of The High Republic.

And don’t miss Ember in action in a new episode of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures on Disney+ and Disney Junior, coming soon!

What You’ll Need

Printed Ember template

Scissors

Black, yellow, and orange cardstock paper

Glue

Two gold enamel dot stickers, approximately 1/8 inch in diameter

White gel pen

White paper

Get Started!

The activities in this article should only be done with adult supervision.

Step 1: Begin by printing the template for the bookmark. Cut out the gray shapes with the scissors.

Step 2: Next, trace the head shape on the

Racing and cars have always been part of Star Wars’ DNA. George Lucas famously loved both, and you can see that appreciation reflected in the series’ warmly worn fighters, its sense of speed, and of course, the epic podrace sequence. “She doesn’t look like much, but she’s got it where it counts,” says Han Solo of the Millennium Falcon, and he sounds like anyone who’s ever had a beat-up car they still loved.

Columbia, a longtime Lucasfilm collaborator, has released Star Wars-themed collections every year since 2016, bringing in-universe looks to its famous outerwear. The company landed on Luke Skywalker’s X-wing flight suit as the inspiration for 2023’s range (launching December 1), which unexpectedly led to another collaboration — and one that hearkens back to the saga’s racing roots, as

The galaxy far, far away can be a scary place. From the second Darth Vader stepped onscreen in Star Wars: A New Hope — clad in black with a haunting mechanical breath, but calm, confident, and moving with purpose — it was clear that dangers abound in this cinematic world. The horrors would soon extend to slithery monsters, witches, and everything in between. As Halloween arrives, StarWars.com celebrates the bone-chilling side of the saga with a look at 13 of its scariest scenes.

1. Dance with the Dianoga (Star Wars: A New Hope)

„There’s something alive in here.“ Our heroes’ situation goes from bad to worse as they find themselves in a Death Star trash compactor — and they’re not alone. Luke and audiences soon meet the dianoga, Star Wars’ first monster, as

It’s a new life for Joss and Pikka Adren.

The former contractors helped build the Starlight Beacon, and bravely helped in the fallout from its destruction. Now members of the Republic Defense Corps, the husband-and-wife team must face real galactic threats. In StarWars.com’s exclusive excerpt of “No Big Deal” by Lydia Kang, an original Star Wars: The High Republic short story included in Star Wars Insider #222, we find the duo headed for a meeting on their next adventure…

Being on solid ground is supposed to be a comforting thing, especially on a planet like Eriadu. Here, everything on the planet was inviting – from the tavern-laden streets of the various cities, to snow-dusted mountains hiding their inner riches of lommite ore. The place begged you to keep your feet planted

No one’s ever really gone, but in Star Wars — as in real life — sometimes a farewell has more finality than we at first realize.

We thought Ahsoka Tano and her Master Anakin Skywalker may have parted ways for good when Tano decided to leave the Jedi Order at the end of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 5. Falsely accused of a brutal bombing at the Jedi Temple, Anakin’s faith in his Padawan never faltered, but we can’t say the same for her belief in the Jedi Order, or the Council’s support of one of their own. At the end of the ordeal, the Jedi apologized, but Ahsoka still decided to walk away, leaving her lightsabers and her friends behind.

That is, until The Clone Wars was saved

You don’t have to live on Tenoo to find the Jedi youngling Nubs on your doorstep! The adorable blue-furred Pooba lights up every room he’s in. To capture his loveable energy and celebrate brand-new episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures kicking off on November 8, you can make a Nubs-o’-lantern just in time for Halloween with this handy how-to.

What You’ll Need

Nubs pumpkin template

Scissors

Large pumpkin

Pumpkin carving tools (large spoon and small carving tool)

Masking tape

Pushpin

Candle or battery-powered tea light

Get Started!

The activities in this article should only be done with adult supervision.

Step 1: Print the Nubs pumpkin template and cut around it in a large circle. Set aside for now.

Step 2: Hollow out the large pumpkin, using a large spoon to scrape the inside, making it as smooth as possible.

Step 3: