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Living In Space – How Do Astronauts Work In Space?
This lesson helps students to understand how astronauts perform tasks...
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Living In Space: How Do Toys Move in Space?
Students travelled to Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin in...
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Astronomy Alphabet — Grade 3–5
Students research astronomy terms to find one vocabulary word for...
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Children’s Books on Space and Space-Related Topics (3-5)
The National Space Society has a Book Review section for...
6 Enrolled
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Propulsion 3-5
Have you ever wondered how rockets soar so high in the air, almost as if they are powered by magic? To understand how they work, we must first understand the word "propulsion".
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Living In Space – How Do Astronauts Work In Space?
This lesson helps students to understand how astronauts perform tasks while on an extravehicular activity (EVA - a spacewalk. Astronauts use gloves custom fit to a particular astronaut. The outcome of the lesson is for...
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Living In Space: How Do Toys Move in Space?
Students travelled to Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin in a field trip to accompany their experiences in a 2-week camp in Madison, Wisconsin whose topic was 'Living In Space.'
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Flying Nanosats!
This lesson will follow the dream of Pete Rossoni and how he used his love of playing with Frisbees to create a new space technology!
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Astronomy Alphabet — Grade 3–5
Students research astronomy terms to find one vocabulary word for each letter of the alphabet. They define terms and draw a related picture.
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Children’s Books on Space and Space-Related Topics (3-5)
The National Space Society has a Book Review section for you. This list of children's books is reviewed by NSS members and provided by NSS.
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Marshmallow Challenge (3-5)
This lesson is an adaptation of a lesson from Janet's Planet, with permission from Janet Ivey.