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Buzz Lightyear Mission Matchup: Create a Game Activity
Students can make a board game of space facts.
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What's Your Sign? →
Teach students the symbols for constellations of the zodiac and that astrology is NOT astronomy.
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Using Scrapbooks in Science
The activities in this educator guide encourage students to see the science all around them and to realize its relevancy in their lives.
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Marsbound! Mission to the Red Planet →
This downloadable game simulates situations experienced by NASA scientists and engineers while calling on students to use math skills.
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NASA Summer of Innovation Theme Camp Guides
Check out one-day, two-day and weeklong NASA programs that provide meaningful learning experiences.
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2012 "Humans in Space" Youth Art Competition →
Entries are due Nov. 15, 2012.
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Weather to Fly By
Students examine how weather affects flight paths and arrival times.
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Space Station Do-It-Yourself Podcast Module
With cool NASA video and images, you and your students can build a podcast about the orbiting laboratory.
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Students Send Commands to the Space Station
05.09.12 - Thousands of everyday middle-school students have experienced excitement using the EarthKAM camera system.
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Lunar Colonization -- Energy and Power
Students design and build a model colony while considering the technological and safety-related challenges associated with living on the moon.
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Webcast: Meet Astronaut Sunita Williams
On May 2, 2012, watch as Williams prepares for her space station mission.
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History of Asteroids Module →
Explore scientific discoveries and technologies as a sequence of events that led to the Dawn mission to Vesta and Ceres.
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'Earth Day at NASA' Activity Booklet →
Use word puzzles to learn how NASA's Earth-observing satellites help us better understand our planet.
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ISS L.A.B.S. Educator Resource Guide
Eight activities highlight the construction, assembly and cooperation involved in the International Space Station.
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Solar System Magnetism
Demonstrate the sun's and Earth's magnetic fields with polystyrene spheres and strong magnets.
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Unlocking the Mysteries of Our Solar System
03.21.12 - Introduce students to the Discovery Program robotic missions with this education module that challenges students to design their own robotic mission.
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Celebrate Women's History Month With DLN Webcasts
During the month of March, NASA's Digital Learning Network is hosting a variety of webcast events relating to women and careers.
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Build an Inflatable Planetarium →
This video shows how to build an inexpensive planetarium to introduce students to star patterns.
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Build the Station Simulation -- Educator Guide
With just a few materials, build a paper model of the International Space Station.
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Do-It-Yourself Podcast: Microgravity
Students can build their own podcasts using NASA video clips, audio clips and images that showcase the unique environment of microgravity.