Amazing Space
This site features seven web-based educational presentations
for young children about space. It was developed by the Space Telescope Science
Institute.
Apollo to the Moon
Learn about space vehicles and look at colour pictures.
Asteroids, Comets, and Meteoroids Theme Page
Collections of useful Internet educational resources within
a narrow curricular topic and contain links to two types of information.
Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...)
to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are links to
instructional materials (lesson plans), which will help teachers provide
instruction in this theme.
Astronomy for Kids
This is an astronomy site for kids. You will find word searches to print and
solve, sky maps to find out what's happening in the sky for the month, information
about meteor showers and much more.
Astronomy Resources
Learn all about Space.
The Constellations and their Stars
At this site you can learn about constellations and stars. They are listed alphabetically,
by month and by popularity.
Eyes on the Sky, Feet on the Ground
This site is very useful to teachers wanting space activities and information
for their class. You will find many activities with directions.
Galileo: Journey to Jupiter
Lots of interesting and useful Space data, pictures etc.
Jet
Propulsion Laboratory Education Gateway: Space Lesson Plans
This site has many, many lesson plans on a space theme for elementary and high
school grades.
Liftoff to Space Exploration
Learn about space stations-Russia's Mir and space labs. Learn about living in
space and explore the universe. There are kid's stories, artwork, science and
puzzles.
NASA
Lewis Learning Technologies Project -
This site has some Educator Resources as well as some Aeronautic Educational
Resources. The Aeronautic Educational Resources section contains a Beginner's
Guide to Aerodynamics as well as a free aerodynamics program that you can download
(for both platforms).
NASA Links for Kids
Links to Space sites that kids might be interested in.
Prince George Astronomical
Society of Canada
Visit Prince George, British Columbia's Observatory. You can view pictures of
the moon and stars as well as get links to other space sites.
SEGway
for Educators (SEG = Science Education Gateway)
Lesson plans and objectives for elementary and high school grades. There are
worksheets and activities to print with some of the lesson plans.
Solar
Eclipse -
If you missed the last total solar eclipse of the century on August 11,
point your browser to this site and click on the Webcast Archive. The site
is maintained by the Exploratorium in San Francisco. it also explains why eclipses
happen, their history, and how to safely view them.
Space
Links to sites dealing with space.
Space Exploration Gallery
Relive previous shuttle missions, Atlantis, Columbia, Discovery, Endeavour with
this interactive web site.
The Space Place Launch
Pad -
The new NASA and JPL web site makes learning fun: make a pop rocket that
really works, solve a riddle and dive below the surface of Mars, see ions in
action, see artwork by children, and learn amazing facts from Dr. Marc!
Space Science News
-
This NASA-designed web site is just for students. It contains
current news about our universe,
information about space weather and the aurora, and scientific
research. The site offers
everything from light reading to substantive data about the stars.
NASA also includes links to
other student sites such as Space Link and Lift Off to Space
Exploration.
Back to Content Area Resources | Back to RMTC:D/HH Home Page.
Last Modified
March 7, 2007
Contact
us for
questions and comments
Comments to Webmaster
©2000 Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind
http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/rmc
Last modified