Grades: 1-8
What does air and space have to do with pandemics and protests? Explore connections between student experiences at home during the COVID-19 pandemic and astronaut experiences during space exploration.
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Grades: 3-8
Paper airplanes are a great way to experiment with aircraft design. This expedition uses paper airplanes and the scientific method to explore the relationship between an airplanes center of gravity and flight stability.
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Grades: 3-8
Explore the history of World War II, pioneering events during this period, and the legacy of the people that served.
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Grades: 3-12
While living in space might appear to be nothing but fun; some of the known and unknown effects of space can spoil the party. This expedition will provide a glimpse into astronauts' daily lives while in space and the impact on the human body.
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Grades: 3-12
Mars’ mysteries are slowly being uncovered as weathering and erosion takes its toll. Hidden ice caps and moving boulders are slowly telling the story of Mars’ existence. Explore the processes of weathering, erosion, and deposition and how they appear on Earth and Mars.
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Grades: 5-12
What is in our universe, and what is Earth’s place within it? Investigate the tools, objects, and phenomena that teach us more about the Universe and explore a variety of readings sharing different peoples’ experiences observing the sky.
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Grades: 6-8
How do we know where we are? Through this expedition, students will better understand maps as rich visual resources.
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Grades: 3-12
Explore the science of landing humans on the Moon and its lifeless environment. Content explains how the Moon affects us here on Earth, NASA’s fight for first place in the space race, and today’s journey to produce future missions to explore the Moon and Mars.
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Grades: 6-12
For over 60 years, humans have been on a mission to learn more about the red planet. Explore the climate and geology of Mars, along with the challenges of robotic exploration in space.
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Anytime Expeditions are made possible by the generous support of Barron Hilton and the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation and the Hillside Foundation - Allan and Shelley Holt.