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A project combining video print, and online resources to expose your
students to the Red Planet and NASA's current and future plans for its
exploration. The
teacher's guide,
available for download from the website, is
an excellent resource even if your choose not to participate.
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Visit the NASA Langley Regional
EarthKAM web site to find out who is
participating in the latest mission, learn about the different school
research investigations, meet NASA engineers and scientists who are part
of the EarthKAM team, and see the latest images downloaded from the
shuttle!
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Have your K-4 students learn about basic aeronautical concepts through
online demonstrations and background material provided for you, the
teacher. Then let them build and fly their own plane, collect
performance data, and submit back to the
Flyingstart website to compare
with classes from around the country!
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A developing approach to content delivery, the LPT's Learning
Technologies Channel delivers training courses, lectures, and realtime
broadcasts of other NASA-related events, and simultaneously transmits
them through a variety of communications channels. Options for
connecting to these offerings may include: chat, Real Audio; Real Video;
ISDN video conferencing; and broadcast TV. Check out the
website for
the latest schedules!
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NASA's Observatorium in a public access site for Earth and space
data. Find pictures of the Earth, planets, stars, and other cool stuff,
as well as the stories behind those images.
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This program is an
interactive flow simulator
that determines the
airflow around various basic shapes of airfoils, including a flat plate.
Several lessons on basic aerodynamics are included with this simulator
package. The lessons are displayed in a separate window while the
program is operating.
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Additional Related Links:
Nasa Connect Mainpage
Learners Can
Off to a Flying Start Program at Emily Spong Elementary
Off to a Flying Start Program at Cooper Elementary
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