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Artemis Children’s Books

Hooray! NASA is working to send humans back to the Moon to live, learn, and explore through the Artemis missions. We are in a Golden Age of innovation and exploration, and NASA invites you to join the explorers and be part of the story.

“Hooray for SLS!”, “Our Friend Orion,” and “There and Back with EGS,” written by Lane Polak and illustrated by Heather Rose Legge-Click, introduce young explorers ages 3 to 8 to some of the unique elements needed for NASA Artemis missions to get to deep space and the Moon. With the help of NASA’s Exploration Ground System team, NASA’s mighty SLS (Space Launch System) rocket is designed to launch NASA’s Orion spacecraft, astronauts, and heavy payloads deeper in space than we ever have before.

We are going and that calls for a celebration: Hooray for SLS!

In this whimsical scene, a dreamy purple-teal sky sets the stage with the Moon gently glowing in the top right corner. On the right, an astronaut in a white spacesuit floats serenely, flashing a peace sign with two fingers. On the left, a tricolor dog—black, white, and tan—joins in the fun, dressed in a white spacesuit and clear helmet, looking as if it’s smiling. Between them, NASA’s Orion spacecraft grins with a playful set of glasses, bringing the whole cosmic crew together in a joyful moment of space exploration.

"Our Friend Orion"

Hooray for SLS! Book Cover

"Hooray for SLS!"

The illustrated cover of the NASA Children's book featuring the SLS rocket on the launch pad.

"There and Back with EGS"

Hooray for SLS! Coloring Sheets Page 5

"Hooray for SLS!" Activities

NASA astronaut Drew Feustel poses with a racegoer during the Miami Grand Prix race weekend May 6-8. Feustel joined SLS teammates from Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, at the Grand Prix. The astronaut and avid auto racing fan is a nine-time spacewalker and has logged 226 days in space throughout his career. Students and members of the public were invited to walk through the exhibit area to learn more about Artemis throughout race weekend.

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