The Magic of Light: Using spectroscopes and colour wheels
The Magic of Light: Using spectroscopes and colour wheels to study the properties of light | Teach with space PR06...
Teach with Space
ESA’s Teach with Space collection, developed in collaboration with the ESERO network, is a set of innovative curricular classroom resources that use space as the entry point to run STEM lessons during school hours as well as in extra-curricular settings. These resources include teaching guidelines and student activities.
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Cooking a comet – ingredients for life
Cooking a comet – ingredients for life | Teach with space P06 Comets are considered to be time capsules containing...
Tell-tale signs of a shooting star: Comets, meteors and craters
Tell-tale signs of a shooting star – Comets, meteors and craters in the Solar System | Teach with space PR04...
Pixel your space: Geometry behind science and art
Pixel your space – Geometry behind science and art images | Teach with space PR03 All digital images, like the...
Our Solar System: Journey to other celestial objects
Our Solar System – Journey to other celestial objects | Teach with space PR01 Our Solar System consists of the...
Marble-ous ellipses: Speed and time of orbiting bodies
Marble-ous ellipses – speed and time of orbiting bodies | Teach with space P02 In order to understand the orbits...
History of the Universe: Creating timelines
History of the Universe – Creating timelines | Teach with space PR02 The Universe as we see it today is...
Making a space mirror
Making a space mirror | Teach with space PR55 This activity provides a step-by-step guide for how to create an...
Could life survive in alien environments?
Could life survive in alien environments? – Defining environments suitable for life | Teach with space B09 In this activity...
Mini-whoosh bottle: Understanding rocket combustion reactions
Mini-whoosh bottle – using rockets to understand combustion reactions | Teach with space C01 In this practical investigation, students will...
Highways of the Oceans – Sea currents and the climate
Highways of the Oceans – Sea currents and the connection to climate | Teach with space G02 In this set...
Sea ice from space: How Arctic sea ice influences the climate
Sea ice from space – Investigating Arctic sea ice and its connection to climate | Teach with space G04 In...
After the storm: Tracking Hurricane Matthew’s impact
After the storm – Tracking Hurricane Matthew and analysing its impact | Teach with space G05 This resource uses the...
How to collect data from the Astro Pi
How to collect data from the Astro Pi | Teach with space T05.3 During the European Astro Pi Challenge, Astro...
Meet the Astro Pi’s sense hat
Meet the sense hat | Teach with space T05.2 The Sense HAT is an add-on board for Raspberry Pi that...
Getting started with Astro Pi
Getting started with Astro Pi | Teach with space T05.1 Astro Pi is the name of a small computer developed...
Meet Arduino! Introduction to Arduino and C++
Meet Arduino! – Introduction to Arduino computing using C++ | Teach with Space T04.1 Students will explore technology used in...
Hello, is this planet Earth ?
Hello, is this planet Earth ? | Teach with space T03 In this activity, students will communicate with a rover...
The greenhouse effect: Investigating global warming
The greenhouse effect and its consequences – Investigating global warming | Teach with space G03 This set of activities includes...
The ice is melting: How can we investigate the effects
The ice is melting – How can we investigate the effects of melting ice? | Teach with space PR13 This...
Could we live on Mars?
Could we live on Mars? | Teach with space PR58 This classroom resource is designed for primary school pupils with...
Subjects
Space themes
Duration
Languages
The Magic of Light: Using spectroscopes and colour wheels
The Magic of Light: Using spectroscopes and colour wheels to study the properties of light | Teach with space PR06...
Cooking a comet – ingredients for life
Cooking a comet – ingredients for life | Teach with space P06 Comets are considered to be time capsules containing...
Tell-tale signs of a shooting star: Comets, meteors and craters
Tell-tale signs of a shooting star – Comets, meteors and craters in the Solar System | Teach with space PR04...
Pixel your space: Geometry behind science and art
Pixel your space – Geometry behind science and art images | Teach with space PR03 All digital images, like the...
Our Solar System: Journey to other celestial objects
Our Solar System – Journey to other celestial objects | Teach with space PR01 Our Solar System consists of the...
Marble-ous ellipses: Speed and time of orbiting bodies
Marble-ous ellipses – speed and time of orbiting bodies | Teach with space P02 In order to understand the orbits...
History of the Universe: Creating timelines
History of the Universe – Creating timelines | Teach with space PR02 The Universe as we see it today is...
Making a space mirror
Making a space mirror | Teach with space PR55 This activity provides a step-by-step guide for how to create an...
Could life survive in alien environments?
Could life survive in alien environments? – Defining environments suitable for life | Teach with space B09 In this activity...
Mini-whoosh bottle: Understanding rocket combustion reactions
Mini-whoosh bottle – using rockets to understand combustion reactions | Teach with space C01 In this practical investigation, students will...
Highways of the Oceans – Sea currents and the climate
Highways of the Oceans – Sea currents and the connection to climate | Teach with space G02 In this set...
Sea ice from space: How Arctic sea ice influences the climate
Sea ice from space – Investigating Arctic sea ice and its connection to climate | Teach with space G04 In...
After the storm: Tracking Hurricane Matthew’s impact
After the storm – Tracking Hurricane Matthew and analysing its impact | Teach with space G05 This resource uses the...
How to collect data from the Astro Pi
How to collect data from the Astro Pi | Teach with space T05.3 During the European Astro Pi Challenge, Astro...
Meet the Astro Pi’s sense hat
Meet the sense hat | Teach with space T05.2 The Sense HAT is an add-on board for Raspberry Pi that...
Getting started with Astro Pi
Getting started with Astro Pi | Teach with space T05.1 Astro Pi is the name of a small computer developed...
Meet Arduino! Introduction to Arduino and C++
Meet Arduino! – Introduction to Arduino computing using C++ | Teach with Space T04.1 Students will explore technology used in...
Hello, is this planet Earth ?
Hello, is this planet Earth ? | Teach with space T03 In this activity, students will communicate with a rover...
The greenhouse effect: Investigating global warming
The greenhouse effect and its consequences – Investigating global warming | Teach with space G03 This set of activities includes...
The ice is melting: How can we investigate the effects
The ice is melting – How can we investigate the effects of melting ice? | Teach with space PR13 This...
Could we live on Mars?
Could we live on Mars? | Teach with space PR58 This classroom resource is designed for primary school pupils with...
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