Classification activities that will lead students from simple sorting of familiar objects to classifying materials into liquids, gases, and solids. Full description.

Students will use real satellite data to determine the changes in near-surface air temperature at different times of the year over the Caribbean Sea. Full description.

To examine NASA satellite observations of surface temperature and to investigate the seasonal changes of land and water temperature Full description.

A trifold (color or black & white) brochure which explains the MY NASA DATA project (part of NASA's Research Education and Applications Solutions Network (REASoN) program) for K-12 educators and citizen scientists. The brochure covers topics such as What is MY NASA DATA? What is a microset? What kind of microsets are available? Sample Graphs. Educational Resources and Standards. How can I get ... Full description.

This video contains interviews with scientists and technicians who work in the Genesis cleanroom at NASA Johnson Space Center. Footage shows scientists donning cleanroom clothing, washing samples, and assembling wafers onto the array frame. An accompanying teacher guide and student activity sheet is available on the Genesis Web site Full description.

The Aura Ozone Monitoring Lithograph describes where ozone is found, how ozone is formed, and the effects of ozone on biological processes. How and why NASA studies ozone is covered along with how individuals can monitor ground level (tropospheric) ozone by starting their own ozone-monitoring garden. Full description.

This brochure gives a brief description of the science research that is being done with data from the MOPPITT instrument flying onboard NASA's Terra satellite. It also identifies some of the data products, as well as gives some technical specifications. Full description.

This bookmark on ozone includes a Web address for additional information and resources. Full description.

Afterschool Universe is an astronomy program designed for middle school children in out-of-school-time settings. The program explores basic astronomy concepts (like invisible light, telescopes) and focuses on the universe outside the solar system (stars, galaxies, black holes). Middle school students are fascinated by these topics, but rarely study them in school. By offering programming on these ... Full description.

K-12 students from all over the world are participating in the GLOBE program by taking environmental measurements at their schools and sharing their data via the Internet. NASA scientists use GLOBE data in their research and provide feedback to the students. GLOBE observations and measurements are in the following study areas: atmosphere/climate, hydrology, land cover/biology, soils and phenology. ... Full description.