From videos to ready-to implement classroom activities, we’re here to help you get your learners excited about air and space.
Living and working in space presents many challenges for humans. Use this student guide to explore what many of those challenges are as well as possible solutions.
Living and working in space presents many challenges for humans. Use this ADA Compliant student guide to explore what many of those challenges are as well as possible solutions.
In this easy-to-do activity you will simulate the fluid shift felt by astronauts upon entering space.
You are part of the NASA design crew and your task is to design a suit to keep the human body safe from the hazards of deep space. Are you up to the challenge? This is an ADA compliant document.
Use this slide show to help students explore what a meteorite is and how can they help us better understand Earth and our Solar System.
This guide will assist students in learning more about falling stars.
Using this educator guide, you will help students learn about The Incredible, Shrinking Moon through a Goosechase activity.
Student instructions for participating in The Incredible, Shrinking Moon Goosechase activity.
What is the role of an astronomer in different places around the world? Use this lesson extension to help students investigate astronomers in various societies and cultures.
These templates can be downloaded and used to create your own aviation or space flight patches.
Use this guide to help students learn the relationships between Earth, the Moon, and the Sun and solve the mystery of the shrinking moon.
A mixture of experiment and activites to expand learning on the Space Walk Storytime. Learn about space scientists and about the tools they use. The activities connect to Standards of Learning