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Check out our favorite activities from the 2024-2025 school year for ways your family can learn together anytime, anywhere you are!

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Two small model plans made out of paper and paper towel or toilet paper rolls, decorated with markers.

Arts and Crafts | Ages 5 and Up
Materials: Paper towel tube, 3 pieces of paper, scissors, tape, crayons or markers

Make your own airplane model out of a paper towel tube.

A hand drawn travel poster reading "Life's a beach for half the year on Kepler-22b"

Arts and Crafts | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Paper, Crayons or markers

Be like a NASA artist! Design a travel poster and imagine what it might be like to travel to this distant world.

An illustrated title card with the text "A Race in Space" and a drawing of a rocket.

Music and Dance | Ages 4 and Up
Materials: Access to YouTube

Check our these original songs inspired by space exploration and the starry skies.

Black field of stars with tie dyed like pattern of purple and pink toward the center.

Music and Dance | All Ages
Materials: Something to play music on

Move your body to learn more about supernova.

A young visitor is rapt with attention as they throw a paper airplane, with a similar line of young visitors behind them.

Experiment | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Paper, Paper clips, Wire hanger

Learn how to fold paper to make a paper airplane, fly it, and discover what happens when you make changes to it.

A blue balloon attatched to an empty water bottle is inflated by the gases that were created in the bottle.

Experiment | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Balloon, empty bottle, funnel, spoon, baking soda, vinegar, paper towels

Launch a balloon by making a chemical reaction and learn about the power of thrust.

A satellite image of green fields where the deeper green looks like a "L."

Observation Activity | Ages 8 and Up
Materials: Internet Access

Spell your name with images taken of Earth by Landsat.

A prehistoric monument consisting of a circular arrangement of large standing stones. The stones are predominantly upright, with some horizontal slabs placed on top of the upright stones. The structure is set on a flat grassy plain, and the background features a partly cloudy sky with a mix of white clouds against a blue expanse.

Mapping Activity | Ages 6 and Up
Materials: Paper, Crayons or markers

Turn your neighborhood into your own compass, using landmarks to figure out North, South, East, and West.

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Ages 4+ Ages 5-6+ Ages 8-9+ Back to Top

An illustrated title card with the text "A Race in Space" and a drawing of a rocket.

Music and Dance | Ages 4 and Up
Materials: Access to YouTube

Check our these original songs inspired by space exploration and the starry skies.

Black field of stars with tie dyed like pattern of purple and pink toward the center.

Music and Dance | Ages 4 and Up
Materials: Something to play music on

Move your body to learn more about supernova.

Two small model plans made out of paper and paper towel or toilet paper rolls, decorated with markers.

Arts and Crafts | Ages 5 and Up
Materials: Paper towel tube, 3 pieces of paper, scissors, tape, crayons or markers

Make your own airplane model out of a paper towel tube.

A prehistoric monument consisting of a circular arrangement of large standing stones. The stones are predominantly upright, with some horizontal slabs placed on top of the upright stones. The structure is set on a flat grassy plain, and the background features a partly cloudy sky with a mix of white clouds against a blue expanse.

Mapping Activity | Ages 6 and Up
Materials: Paper, Crayons or markers

Turn your neighborhood into your own compass, using landmarks to figure out North, South, East, and West.

A satellite image of green fields where the deeper green looks like a "L."

Observation Activity | Ages 8 and Up
Materials: Internet Access

Spell your name with images taken of Earth by Landsat.

A hand drawn travel poster reading "Life's a beach for half the year on Kepler-22b"

Arts and Crafts | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Paper, Crayons or markers

Be like a NASA artist! Design a travel poster and imagine what it might be like to travel to this distant world.

A young visitor is rapt with attention as they throw a paper airplane, with a similar line of young visitors behind them.

Experiment | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Paper, Paper clips, Wire hanger

Learn how to fold paper to make a paper airplane, fly it, and discover what happens when you make changes to it.

A blue balloon attatched to an empty water bottle is inflated by the gases that were created in the bottle.

Experiment | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Balloon, empty bottle, funnel, spoon, baking soda, vinegar, paper towels

Launch a balloon by making a chemical reaction and learn about the power of thrust.

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At Home Outside Online Back to Top

Black field of stars with tie dyed like pattern of purple and pink toward the center.

Music and Dance | All Ages
Materials: Something to play music on

Move your body to learn more about supernova.

Two small model plans made out of paper and paper towel or toilet paper rolls, decorated with markers.

Arts and Crafts | Ages 5 and Up
Materials: Paper towel tube, 3 pieces of paper, scissors, tape, crayons or markers

Make your own airplane model out of a paper towel tube.

A hand drawn travel poster reading "Life's a beach for half the year on Kepler-22b"

Arts and Crafts | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Paper, Crayons or markers

Be like a NASA artist! Design a travel poster and imagine what it might be like to travel to this distant world.

A prehistoric monument consisting of a circular arrangement of large standing stones. The stones are predominantly upright, with some horizontal slabs placed on top of the upright stones. The structure is set on a flat grassy plain, and the background features a partly cloudy sky with a mix of white clouds against a blue expanse.

Mapping Activity | Ages 6 and Up
Materials: Paper, Crayons or markers

Turn your neighborhood into your own compass, using landmarks to figure out North, South, East, and West.

A young visitor is rapt with attention as they throw a paper airplane, with a similar line of young visitors behind them.

Experiment | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Paper, Paper clips, Wire hanger

Learn how to fold paper to make a paper airplane, fly it, and discover what happens when you make changes to it.

A blue balloon attatched to an empty water bottle is inflated by the gases that were created in the bottle.

Experiment | Ages 9 and Up
Materials: Balloon, empty bottle, funnel, spoon, baking soda, vinegar, paper towels

Launch a balloon by making a chemical reaction and learn about the power of thrust.

An illustrated title card with the text "A Race in Space" and a drawing of a rocket.

Music and Dance | Ages 4 and Up
Materials: Access to YouTube

Check our these original songs inspired by space exploration and the starry skies.

A screenshot of the website "Your name in Landsat" showing satellite images that mirror the letters of the word "Luna."

Observation Activity | Ages 8 and Up
Materials: Internet Access

Spell your name with images taken of Earth by Landsat.

A black field filled with small paper airplanes made out of cardboard and a Q-tip.

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