Activities
These activities include educational investigations, designed for science classes, and train like an astronaut missions, which are designed for physical education classes.
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Physical activities
Physical activities utilise the same body parts/systems as astronauts do in training and on missions in space. They help students develop strength, endurance, coordination and spatial awareness.
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Scientific activities
Scientific activities challenge students to investigate the underlying scientific principles of health and nutrition. They help students practice scientific reasoning and teamwork.
Touchdown Charlie Description:
Play football for Superbowl... Learning outcomes:
Agility, strength, technique,... |
Taste In Space Description:
Conduct an experiment to see... Learning outcomes:
Plan and conduct an... |
Planet You Go, Gravity You Find Description:
Do arm excercies with balls... Learning outcomes:
Coordintation, stabilisation |
Mission Control Description:
Perform throwing and catching... Learning outcomes:
Balance, coordination,... |
Microbial Box 2 - What's in your Petri? Description:
Create your own microbial box... Learning outcomes:
Microorganisms, classifying,... |
Microbial Box 1 Description:
Find out about common... Learning outcomes:
Microorganisms, classifying,... |
Living Bones, Strong Bones Description:
Observe bones and compare... Learning outcomes:
Predicting, observing,... |
Let's Climb a Martian Mountain Description:
Climb on a wall, bars or... Learning outcomes:
Agility, balance, coordination |
Robotic Arm Description:
In this activity children are... Learning outcomes:
Engineering design and teamwork |
Speed of Light Description:
Perform a time reaction... Learning outcomes:
Hand-eye coordination, fine... |
Space Rock n Roll Description:
Perform a series of... Learning outcomes:
Coordination, flexibility,... |
Reduced Gravtiy, Low Fat Description:
Make an emulsification from a... Learning outcomes:
Food and diet |
