
ISS: Curiosity in Orbit
Step into the boots of an astronaut to experience life beyond this world.
Grade 3-12
Activities
- ISS Tour
- Experiments on the ISS

Lessons
Lessons

Step into the boots of an astronaut to experience life beyond this world.
Grade 3-12

Step into the daily reality of law enforcement.
Grade 3-12

Take a "stroll"' through the solar system to investigate Earth in the context of other celestial bodies in our solar system, including other planets and moons.
Grade 5

Take a look at the structure of atoms and how they have been modelled over time!
Grade 9-10

Take a "stroll"' through the solar system to investigate Earth in the context of other celestial bodies in our solar system, including other planets and moons.
Grade 6, 9

Step inside your imagination in Art Arena, a shared virtual reality experience where up to 35 students can draw and create together.
Grade 3-12

Explore the planets of our solar system and their moons, with a special focus on Earth's tilt on its axis and how its relationship with the Sun causes seasons on the surface.
Grade 4-5

What is everything made of? In this experience, students will be observing the particle model of matter and its role in describing different states of matter.
Grade 5-7

Imagine going to a mini golf course, but where you can use golf balls of lead or aluminum or try a course made of velvet or glass.
Grade 4, 6-7, 10

Throughout human history, the events can be categorized into nine general eras, each including its own set of civilizations and events, defining the technological and historical achievements of humankind.
Grade 6-8, 10-11

What important structures in the human body are necessary for survival?
Grade 4-5, 8, 11

Enter into an island world where the movement of matter by natural and industrial processes is visualized to show balances (and imbalances) of transfers.
Grade 4-5, 7-9

Traversing across Earth’s biomes, explore the abiotic factors that create the differing climates present at each.
Grade 4, 6-7, 9, 11