AERONAUTICS &
AEROSPACE SCIENCE
This extensive collection of activities and lessons are appropriate for children in grades Pre-K-12.
This collection of educational micro-lessons is appropriate for children of all ages and grade levels, and covers a wide variety of aerospace topics.
Created by NASA, this interactive game allows the player to guide the Mars Perseverance Rover.
Check out these daily aerospace science video updates from the U.S. Space and Rocket Center.
An interactive, student friendly website with information on the four forces of flight, Newton's Laws of Motion, Bernoulli's Principle, and the three primary control surfaces.
Developed by NASA, this booklet includes a variety of mini-lessons and activities.
A detailed explanation of the four forces of flight and how airplane flight is controlled.
This math game allows students to act like Air Traffic Controllers to ensure aircraft fly safely through designated air space.
A robust explanation of the four forces of flight appropriate for middle school students.
A fast paced webcast series for middle school students with an extensive archive of 30-minute broadcasts.
earn the basics of aerodynamics through short, easy to use courses on aviation and flight science.
A robust explanation of the four forces of flight appropriate for middle school students.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Aviation 101 course is perfect for a high school student interested in diving deep into aviation.
AEROSPACE
HISTORY
A thorough timeline tracking the history of aviation from 1000 B.C.E. to the present.
An interactive site chronicling the history of passenger air travel over the past century.
The Kitty Hawk and Space Station episodes in this classic series are recommended for any child interest in aviation history.
A robust explanation of the four forces of flight appropriate for middle school students.
AEROSPACE IN
ENGLISH, ARTS, & LITERACY
Follow the misadventures of a group of sheep as they fly around the world.
Meet Rosie Revere, a little girl who loves to build things and eventually becomes a great aerospace engineer.
Elinor Smith was a real aviator who in 1928 became the youngest person to ever earn a pilot's license in the United States. Email agparks@neam.org for complimentary online access to this book via our SOAR for STEM program website.
An action-packed tale of Dahl's experiences as a World War II fighter pilot.
A fictional story of a young boy who grows up to become one of the famous Tuskegee Airman during World War II.
Experience the early days of aviation through the eyes of Beatty, a 15 year old girl living in rural Texas during the Great Depression. Email agparks@neam.org for complimentary online access to this book via our SOAR for STEM program website.
Everything you've ever wanted to know about flight and flying can be found in this entertaining non-fiction book.
Follow the adventures of Matt Cruise, a cabin boy on the Aurora, in a fictional world where airships, not airplanes, are the primary form of travel. A story of a young boy who grows up to become one of the famous Tuskegee Airman during World War II.
Through the fictional story of Ida Mae, students learn the real history behind the WASPs, the Women Air Force Service Pilots of World War II.
The story of Wilbur and Orville Wright and their quest to fly as told by one of America's greatest popular historians.
EXPLORE CAREERS IN
AVIATION & AEROSPACE
The aerospace industry is a vital part of our interconnected world. These resources will allow students of all ages to explore what it's like to work in this exciting industry.
FAA AIRPORT DESIGN CHALLENGE
The Airport Design Challenge gives students the opportunity to design virtual airports in Microsoft Minecraft based on guidance from FAA aerospace and engineering experts.
AEROSPACE COLORING PAGES
COMMITTED to presenting the story of aviation, the human genius that made it possible and the profound effects that it has had on the way in which we live.