Learning Resources

Stream Table activity in support of the Planetary Landforms Lesson and Learning Lab

Students will identify human impact on Earth in various locations using images taken by remote sensing technology.

Students will identify human impact on Earth in various locations using images taken by remote sensing technology. Delivered in Spanish

In this Explore on Your Own activity, students will watch a short video about landing spacecraft on Mars and then answer some questions.

In this Explore on Your Own activity, students will design a rover to explore the surface of Mars and determine if there are any signs of past life.

This presentation on Earth’s Magnetism supports the Earth’s Mysterious Magenetism Lesson.

This family activity trains you on how to pick up samples of Moon rocks like the Apollo astronauts.

Compare each Apollo mission traverse on foot and with the Lunar Rovers.

Design challenge: Strong, light structures are necessary in constructing buildings (especially in areas with extreme weather) as well as air and space craft.

This slide show supports the Designing for the Weather Lesson.

This lesson provides information about Earth’s magnetic field and how this field impacts different items.

The Apollo 15 astronauts were trained in geology and sampling techniques. Complete your own geology training by completing these activities to become a Lunar Explorer.