All of your favorite STEM resources in one convenient place!
Local Resources
“Citizen ToM - Transit of Mercury” by Matt Cass and Zack Stockbridge.
“Eureka - Poe’s Cosmological Contributions” by Matt Cass.
Fontana Regional Library: NASA resources at your local Fontana library!
For planetarium shows and more: https://fontanalib.libguides.com/explore-space
Nantahala Regional Library: NASA resources at your local Nantahala library!
“She Blinded Me with Science! Famed Female Scientists through History” by Matt Cass.
Unveiling the Science: An SCC livestream event that revealed NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
“What Living in Space Teaches Us About Human Health” by Randi Neff.
NASA Resources
Climate Science for the Classroom: A resource created by a partnership with NASA SMD and the University of Washington aimed at High School students that looks at Earth Science from the standpoint of climate change. In addition to ready-made dual-enrollment courses, there are free resources you can incorporate into your classroom.
GLOBE: A student and citizen science program for all ages focused on Earth Science.
MyNASAData: MND is a collection of resources including mini lessons, lesson plans, data visualizations and more!
NASA BEST Students: Beginning Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) students is a collection of activity guides geared towards teaching the engineering process to a young (K-8) audience!
NASA Connects: A network dedicated to connecting formal and informal educators for collaborating in STEM!
NASA eClips: Short videos engaging students to think about science.
NASA Educators: A comprehensive website of resources for educators in formal and informal settings!
NASA Eyes: Visualization products of Earth, the Solar System and exo-planets!
NASA Spinoff: A closer look at how NASA technologies impact your daily life through commercially available products. “There’s more space in your life than you think!”
NASA STEM Gateway: A gateway for participating in STEM opportunities like professional development, internships, college STEM experiences and more!
NASA Wavelength: Formal and informal education resources which include data, activities, visualizations and more!
PBS Learning Media: Bringing the universe to America’s classroom. Resources include videos, images, data visualizations, games and more.
Solar System Trek: Map and 3-D viewers of the Moon, Mars, Vesta and more!
Space Math: If you want to make something 100% cooler in an instant, put it in space! Putting the “M” in STEM, Space Math at NASA provides realistic and relevant problems appropriate for a wide range of ages!
