The ISS: 20 Years of a Continuous Human Presence in Space
My Session Status
What:
Session
When:
10:30 AM, Saturday 6 Feb 2021 CST
(1 hour 30 minutes)
Where:
Space Center Houston (Hosting of all events take place on-line-virtually)
- Virtual Classroom 5
Virtual session
This session is in the past.
The virtual space is closed.
Theme:
Grades 6-12
November 2, 2000 was the last time all living humans were on our planet, together. People from 16 countries banded together to build and operate the world's largest object in space. With perseverance and determination we overcame the challenges of living and working in space. Come along on a fantastic voyage to the ISS and back.
Documents
00Intro (< 1KB)
Module Stand (647.24KB)
ISS instructions (861.39KB)
Hab Lab Interior (1.8MB)
Hab Lab Exterior (610.53KB)
Choose Crew P1 (1.89MB)
Choose Crew P2 (1.82MB)
Choose Crew p3 (1.07MB)
Who's Attending
Neme Alperstein
Library of Congress Teaching With Primary Sources Teachers Network Mentor
Retired NYC Teacher/ Teaching With Primary Sources Teachers Network
Diane Bowen
Maine Space Grant Consortium
Melissa Sleeper
Science/STEAM Teacher, Solar System Ambassador, Space Station Ambassador, Cape Canaveral, AIAA K-12 STEM Officer, NASA eClips Educator Advisory Board
Storm Grove Middle School
Delaney Meade
University of Oklahoma
Lora Mortimore
Arlington Public Schools
Mr. Bruce Callow
Teacher /author
Costa Rica Institute of Technology /Universidad del Valle de Guatemala Publishing House
Herb Baker
NASA Alumni League/Johnson Space Center
Debbie Reynolds
Director of TechWorks, SEEC Crew, Teacher Liaison, SSA, AEF@Navy
Commonwealth Charter Academy
Paula Dungan
Houston Independent School District
Adair Teller
Program Specialist Special Education. Solar System Ambassador
Manhatttan Beach Unified School District
Pam Simmons-Brooks
Program Manager, Spark! PK-12 Engineering Education Outreach
Texas A&M Engineering
Sudhir Pai
Technology Collaboration Center
Alison Waterman
DreamUp
Debbie Dahl
Civil Air Patrol NHQ
22 other(s)