NASA eClips™

Use these educational video segments to inspire and engage students.

Picture Dictionary

Find definitions for NASA-related words designed for younger students.

Students can use these lists to find NASA information.

Download free NASA apps for your smartphone or tablet.

Teams of students build and launch a rocket to send the greatest number of paper clips to space (the ceiling).

In this lesson, students use hands-on activities involving kites and windsocks to learn that wind is a force that can be used to do work.

Students make masks to demonstrate Bernoulli's principle.

NASA Brain Bites™: Why Does NASA Launch From Florida? →

This video explains how rockets get a running start.
Future Flight: Aeronautics Lab →

Find out how airplanes fly!
Robin Whirlybird →

An interactive storybook explains aeronautics and rotorcraft to young students in English, Spanish and Chinese.

What Is CORE?

CORE serves as the worldwide distribution center for NASA-produced multimedia materials.
Educator Resource Centers

Locate ERCs in your state or region for free educational materials and services.

NASA Home and City 2.0

Do you know how to find a trace of space in your home and city?
Let's Fly Away

Learn about aircraft, color pictures and build a dodecahedron with this fun activity.
Supersonic Aircraft Gallery

See aircraft that NASA has used to explore the world of supersonic flight.

NASA offers many educational programs for K-4 educators throughout the year. See what is available now.

Send Your Name to Mars →

The MAVEN spacecraft is launching to Mars in November and your name could be aboard! Names must be submitted by July 1, 2013.
Super Science Saturday Events →

Join the National Air and Space Museum on the second Saturday of each month for demonstrations and hands-on activities at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Va.
NASA Exploration Design Challenge

NASA invites students from around the world to brainstorm ways to protect astronauts from space radiation. Sign up today to share your ideas!

Create your lesson plans using NASA articles for students.

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Alphabetic Index

Find NASA resources from this alphabetic listing of NASA sites.
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