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	+ NASA Home + NASA Education Home   Choose another category:   + For Educators K-4 + For Educators 5-8 + For Educators 9-12 + For Educators Post Secondary + For Informal Educators		+ NASA Home > For Educators > NASA Educational Materials > Browse Educational Materials by Subject         A Key to Discovery Poster Use this NASA educational poster to teach about research on the international space station.     Absorption and Radiation -- Grades 5-9 This activity demonstrates the effect of various colors, reflective surfaces and different materials on radiant heat absorption and heat radiation.     Get a Leg Up Activity -- Grades 3-5 This lesson simulates the fluid shift felt by astronauts upon entering space.     Human Needs Lesson -- Grades 6-8 This lesson will help your students answer questions about how people adapt to and meet their needs in new environments.     O2 -- How Much? -- Grades 5-9 In this activity, students will measure the quantity of oxygen a person needs during varying levels of activity.     Survival! Lesson -- Grades 6-8 This lesson will help your students answer the question: What are the most essential items for the survival of settlers and explorers in new worlds?     The Brain in Space Educator Guide Target high school students with these activities about NASA's Neurolab research.
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