WORKSHEETS
Enrich your science, history, or English curriculum with the resources in this teacher's guide for Team Moon, the story…
Instructor lecture notes for a lesson on earth's rotation and seasons. Includes answers for the homework section of…
Correctly define terms related to the Sun and other stars to solve this word puzzle. This space-science printable…
Connect Earth, physical, and space sciences with this printable about telescopes. Using reference materials, students…
Enrich a physics lesson with this worksheet about rockets. Students will label the parts of a rocket and use reference…
Students will refer to the information about light-years in the reading passage and table to calculate how far away…
TEACHING RESOURCE
This article offers tips for photographing the night sky.
The Hubble Space Telescope brings the Universe to the classroom.
REFERENCE
Can the stars be your counsel? Read this article to learn more about astrology.
An article, including related resources, about Benjamin Banneker.
In this activity children learn how angular diameters can be used to measure the true diameter of the moon.
The objective of this activity is to build a scale model of the planetary distances in the Solar System. This activity…
The objective of this activity is to build a scale model of the planetary distances in the Solar System.
The object of this activity is to observe a model of how the Solar System would have originated according to the…
Students consider some of the characteristics of Venus and Mars which make the planets uninhabitable for life as we know…
Use this reading reference with the lesson, It's Only a Paper Moon.
Use this reading reference with the lesson Solar System Scale.
Use this reading reference with the lessons Solar System Scale and Solar System Soup.
Use this reading reference with the lesson Reason for the Seasons.
Students use math and science skills to build a planetarium.
Students and teachers take astronomy to the streets.
