Browse Archive
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My Place in Space! →
The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies is sponsoring the "My Place in Space" art contest.
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What Causes a Lightning Flash?
Watch and learn how 10 million lightning strikes a day are created.
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Grab It!
Students use the space shuttle's robotic arm to grab three items from a group of four that begin with the same sound as a given letter.
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Extreme Art!
Art teacher Robbie Lipe takes an extreme approach to blend art and science.
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Night Lights Poster
This poster shows a global view of Earth at night, compiled from over 400 satellite images. The back of the poster features geography activities for K-12 classrooms.
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SciJinks: Help for Teachers →
NOAA and NASA offer SciJinks as a science resource for educators. The website covers a variety of topics.
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Heat and Temperature From the Cosmic Classroom →
This module introduces the concepts of heat and temperature, heat transfer, and detection.
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The NASA Television Education File
NASA educational programming is available daily on NASA TV.
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How Can You Find Your Place in Space?
Learn about the modern way to find directions around the planet.
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Connect With NASA on Social Networking Sites
Follow NASA on Twitter, Facebook, You Tube and more.
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Gulf Coast Sea Turtle Hatchlings Released at KSC
The first group of hatchlings from endangered sea turtle eggs was released off NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on July 11.
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Astro-Matic 3000
Do you want to know your age or weight on other planets and moons?
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Low Earth Orbit
Being in orbit changes everything!
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NASA Helps Underserved School Receive Used Computers
Times are tough, but none more so than for schools and their students.
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S'COOL Lesson Plan: Weather Jeopardy →
In this Students' Cloud Observations On-Line lesson, students review weather terms. This lesson is intended to be used after a unit on weather is completed.
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Is Flying a Plane in a Video Game Like Flying a Real Plane?
Video game flight simulators use real cities and real airports as models.
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Air Engines
In this activity, students build and demonstrate a source of thrust found in some research aircraft.
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The Adventures of Amelia the Pigeon →
This animated children's book for K-4 teaches concepts of remote sensing. It has lesson plans and hands-on activities.
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Buzz Lightyear I Spy Reflections From Space Activity
Can you complete the picture?
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Space Shuttle Color and Learn Book
Students can color pictures and learn about a space shuttle launch.