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In this activity, students will learn about a real city that was predicted to run out of water and a potential solution using the process of desalination.
NASA’s endangered Constellation space program serves as the backdrop for this activity.
What types of natural resources are used to make the objects we use in everyday life? After playing this bingo game, your students will be ready to categorize common things we throw in the trash according to the resource from which they are made.
How can additive manufacturing expand the horizons of human exploration?
Try your hand at building specific patterns, or explore how blocks can be used to make many different shapes in this bioengineering game.
Learn how to create eco-friendly paper beads.
Wide Open School is a free and open collection of online learning activities for PreK-12th grade students and families. It includes the subject areas of Science, Math, Social Studies, Reading, and Writing.
National Geographic Kids has a wealth of content to explore.
Can pennies float? Take a glass of water, a penny, and a stiff card and find out!
Expedition 55/56 Flight Engineer Ricky Arnold explains the significance of these resilient structures and the forces they are up against in microgravity.
Watch Expedition 55/56 flight engineer Ricky Arnold in this two-part episode as he explains spacewalk safety and training in addition to the parts of the spacesuit that protects astronauts outside the space station.
Watch Expedition 55/56 Flight Engineer Ricky Arnold as he explains the station’s solar arrays and the importance of solar energy on the space station.
