Browse Archive
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Jupiter →
Visit this site to find pictures, facts, figures and links to other NASA websites with information about Jupiter.
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Building Hope
First-grader Owen helped a team of college students build a robot for a NASA contest.
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Juno Education and Public Outreach
Juno posters, fact sheets, and bookmarks, as well as Jupiter lithographs, are available to educators and astronomy groups.
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North America: Geographer's View From Space
This NASA video segment uses images taken from the space shuttle to explore the geography of the United States.
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Learning Space: Elmo visits Kennedy Space Center
Watch Elmo at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida to see the last launch of the space shuttle and to find out about spaceflight.
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What Makes Things Go?
See how different forces and energy put objects in motion.
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Buzz Lightyear To Infinity and Beyond! Games
Play math and science games with Buzz as he learns about NASA, the space shuttle and the International Space Station.
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John Glenn -- A Journey →
This overview of John Glenn's NASA career includes images and sound clips.
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Addition BLAST OFF
Students race against the clock to complete addition problems in this online mathematics game.
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The Home Planet: NASA's View of Earth
Whether taken by astronauts, satellites or spacecraft, NASA's stunning images of Earth highlight the place we call home.
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Aeronautics Educator Guide
These fun and simple activities help students learn the basic principles of flight.
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NASA Science Kids and Space Place Join Forces →
Visit the newly redesigned site to find over 300 education modules for elementary students. Content is available in English and Spanish.
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NASA OPTIMUS PRIME Student Awards Ceremony
On April 12, 2011, students were presented the NASA OPTIMUS PRIME trophy.
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'The Air We Breathe' Picture Book
This colorful picture book is designed to introduce Earth's atmosphere and its importance to life on Earth.
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And the Winners Are... →
See the winning videos created by students for the OPTIMUS PRIME contest.
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The Home Planet: NASA's View of Earth
View images of Earth taken by astronauts in orbit, satellites circling above, or spacecraft at the moon and Mars.
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First Space-Earth Duet
NASA astronaut Cady Coleman, in orbit aboard the International Space Station, and musician Ian Anderson, founder of the rock band Jethro Tull, joined together for the first space-Earth duet.
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Space Place: Momentum Machine →
Build a Newtonian Physics Machine to share with your classroom!
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Build Your Own Spectroscope →
Students build and learn how to use their own spectroscope to observe how white light can be refracted to form a color spectrum.
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GLOBE at Night 2011 Event →
Through April 6, 2011, observe and record the magnitude of stars as a means of measuring light pollution in your area.