Mars for Educators |
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Imagine a place colder
than Antarctica with a volcano three times taller than Mt. Everest. Get ready
to explore Mars and discover what space exploration is all about.
If you're a student, you'll learn to think like a space
scientist by creating Mars missions and building spacecraft. Once you've completed your Mars mission, head over to
Just for Kids for more spacey games and activities.
For teachers, there are lessons, resources and programs
about Mars along with links to standards in mathematics, science and technology.
Museum curators will find current exhibit information and resources on our
Events page.
Tune into NASA TV for lectures from
NASA scientists or log onto NASA Quest for online chats and
loads of other educational activities.
Mars Student Imaging Project (MSIP) will offer students nationwide, the ability to be involved in authentic Mars research using the data from the 2001 Mars Odyssey spacecraft.
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Imagine Mars:
A national arts, science and technology initiative that challenges young people to imagine and design a livable Mars community of the future. |
Build an Odyssey Paper Model
2001 Mars Odyssey
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