Build a paper model of the GPM Core Observatory and learn about the technology the satellite... Learn More
NASA Science at Home Activities

Paper circuits help learners of all ages explore the basics of electricity (energy that results... Learn More

Students learn the purpose of the GPM mission, the parts of the satellite and their functions... Learn More

Use recyclable plastic bottles to build an instrument that could be used to measure rain.

Build your own Webb Space Craft model and learn about each part of the satellite as... Learn More

Explore how the position of the Sun in the sky affects shadows on Earth’s surface in this live-... Learn More

Use cubes as a way to graph precipitation data to compare the precipitation averages and... Learn More

Introduce the concept of the electromagnetic spectrum, light absorption, and their significance... Learn More

The world's surface air temperature is getting warmer. Whether the cause is human activity or... Learn More

What is a close approach? Explore what it means when we say an asteroid will make a close... Learn More

Self-guided STEM activities that integrate planetary science, technology, and engineering... Learn More

Observe how shadows will change size and direction depending on the position of the object or... Learn More

NASA eClips has a library filled with videos for students to view as well as educator resources... Learn More

Use hands-on activities to take middle school-aged children on a journey through the universe!... Learn More

Explore! provides hands-on space science activities and supporting resources for out-of-school... Learn More

The carbon dioxide cycle is the movement of carbon dioxide (CO2) between the land, the... Learn More

Print the paper airplane template, fold along the lines and get ready for take off. Make... Learn More

Downloadable activity book with mix of SMD and HEO content related to the Artemis mission... Learn More

Downloadable and printable coloring books to learn about the universe, solar system, sun and... Learn More

Create a flipbook using remote sensing data and watch how the Ucayali River meander through Peru... Learn More

Explore how some smooth, shiny, flat materials reflect light in this live-action video from PEEP... Learn More

Use the letter decoder to find out what in the world you’re looking at in this Landsat 8 image... Learn More

Use baking ingredients to whip up a moon-like crater as a demonstration of how impact craters... Learn More

NASA's ICESat-2 uses lasers to measure heights on Earth, including tree heights. Join NASA... Learn More

Learn all about the eight planets in our solar system and make a cool wearable planet mask with... Learn More

Imagine the challenges and opportunities of asteroid mining. Participants will draw their own... Learn More

Download and print coloring and word activity pages about the Apollo Moon rocks and Antarctica... Learn More

Our Blue Marble takes students through seven activities focusing on what makes Earth a unique... Learn More

Fold and create a ring wing paper airplane that flaps through the air by following the template... Learn More

Learn how robotic rovers and other vehicles are used to explore distant worlds, and experience... Learn More

Predict, investigate, and discuss the "ingredients" needed to make a cloud. The Cloud in a Jar... Learn More

In this activity, students can make your own learn about auroras and make their own colorful... Learn More

A hands-on activity using printable templates and creating simple paper circuits. Paper circuits... Learn More

Download, print and color in the Landsat 9 Mission Logo. Share your creation on social media!... Learn More

This game allows players to travel along the marine carbon cycle and learn about the ocean. All... Learn More

Make a scale model of the distances between objects in our solar system. Learn about the space... Learn More

Learn about wind direction and wind force with this activity to build a windsock for your porch... Learn More

Make a paper replica of the Apollo Capsule ("Command Module") that flies as a free flying drogue... Learn More

Unleash your creativity and download one of our three coloring pages today! Inspired by JunoCam... Learn More

Introduce the concepts of aerodynamics and wind and how they influence kite flight. Encourage... Learn More

Hands-on STEM activities that can be done with common materials you may already have in your... Learn More

Origami provides solutions to many problems in modern science and engineering; explore how it... Learn More

STEM at Home is a collection of Challenger Center lessons and activities that can be modified... Learn More

Learn about potential hazards on Earth and in our solar system and to identify possible... Learn More

Introduce the concept of barometric pressure and its significance in weather phenomenon. Teach... Learn More

In this engineering design challenge, students build a tower to resist a simulated hurricane.... Learn More

Students will learn why scientists need to collect ice cores by creating their own using simple... Learn More

This lesson helps students learn about the hydrosphere by making observations and collecting... Learn More

There are several spacecrafts exploring our Universe at this very moment. You can build paper... Learn More

When snow melts, it turns into water. Snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains becomes the water that... Learn More

To remember that Earth is much more than just the surface we see every day, make this Earth... Learn More

This lesson helps students learn about the geosphere by making observations and collecting data... Learn More

Los niños aprenden sobre la ciencia a través de la exploración, el juego y alimentando su... Learn More

In this activity, we will locate where eight different features seen by Landsat are located on... Learn More

In this activity, students will learn about sea ice and land ice. They will observe ice melting... Learn More

In this activity, participants use balloons to model the expansion of the universe and observe... Learn More

When snow melts, it turns into water. Snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains becomes the water that... Learn More

This activity guide may be used to create a scale model of the TRAPPIST-1 system in a small... Learn More

Collaborative teams to engineer water filters with basic materials, and by playing a game to... Learn More

Observe and investigate the water cycle by confining the processes of the water cycle to a bag.... Learn More

Get creative assembling a paper model of the satellite, all you need is a printer and a coffee... Learn More

Learn about space hazards and help engineer part of a space suit for a new NASA mission! Kids... Learn More

Investigate how plants sprout from seeds, how plants grow, and the effects of different types of... Learn More

Find online and hands-on activities related to human space exploration for elementary students... Learn More

This lesson helps students learn about the biosphere by making observations and using a... Learn More

Do you know that clouds get their names from their shape, how high they are in the sky, and if... Learn More

Use the Engineering Design Process to design remote sensing devices that can help scientists... Learn More

The water cycle is a never-ending global process of water circulation from clouds to the land,... Learn More

Imagine and draw an extreme environment beyond Earth, then invent a living thing that could... Learn More