by Daisy Hammond | Aug 20, 2017 | Articles
Many parents and teachers are excited about the opportunity for teaching science during the eclipse on August 21. The path of the solar eclipse will cross the entire United States, and many areas will see totality. Other areas will experience a partial eclipse, but... by Pat Wyman | Nov 9, 2014 | Articles
The lunchtime conversation centered around the Van Allen Belt, solar probes, and magnetic spheres as middle school students learning about space at Johns Hopkins took a break from the study of space missions. Students from Rockville Maryland’s Parkland Magnet... by Alana Swain | May 24, 2014 | Articles
An ambitious project literally reached new heights as a space balloon was launched as a class project by fourth and fifth grade students. At Wauka Mountain Multiple Intelligences Academy students gathered to witness the launch of the space balloon which took months... by Matthew Albright | Jan 20, 2014 | Articles
A novel approach to teaching elementary students about space and planet earth has been developed by some teachers who are creating a one night space museum with cooperation from corporations that enable space exploration. The staff at Bunker Hill Elementary School in... by Cengage Learning and CengageBrain | Jul 25, 2012 | Articles
Novels like 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Martian Chronicles have had, and continue to have, a tremendous impact on the way readers view outer space and space exploration. In honor of Space Exploration Month, Questia, the premier online research tool for students, has...
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