** If you are using Internet Explorer 8, you may have trouble viewing this page.** Voyage to Halley's Comet elementary | middle | high
Learn about Earth materials versus space materials; celesital bodies; the electromagnetic spectrum; or atomic structure
Learn about geology, astronomy, maps and measurement, or ecology. Toys In Space elementary | middle | high
Learn about either nature of science or forces and motion. Aeronautics: Forece and Motion middle | high
Learn about forces and motion or the nature of science. Aeronatics: Weather middle | high
Learn about weather or the nature of science. Airiplanes and the Atmoshere: Weather and Climate Curriclum
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Take a mission to gather data from Comet Halley! Student teams work as astronauts onboard our spacecraft and Flight Controllers in our Mission Control to maintain safe living conditions on the spacecraft, conduct scientific experiments and study Comet Halley.
Take a mission to Mars! After nine months in space, student astronauts are on final approach to Mars, where they will take the place of student Flight Controllers who are at Mars’ Mission Control. Teams must work together to track the weather on Mars, determine the best landing area, and make sure there mission is a success.
Students discover how objects behave in zero-G. After experiencing how toys work on Earth, students predict how they will behave in space and then observe astronauts using the same toys.
Students learn about flight and the four forces on an airplane by using a flight simulator, wind tunnel and model airplanes.
Students explore how weather affects flight by using a wind tunnel, model airplanes, and a flight simulator. 
Do you want to learn more about weather and climate? Are you interested in lesson plans and supplies for your classes? The NYCCSSE and the American Museum of Natural History have teamed up to create an exciting new curriculum called Airplanes & the Atmosphere: Investigating Human Impact on Earth’s Climate. 
For a Class Extention Registration Form, click here.
