Impact Craters

Impact Craters

With this activity, stydents learn how craters are made from the impact of an asteroid hitting the Earth and the effects this can have. With a fun, simple, but quantitative experiment, they will learn how the crater size depends on the impactor mass and the impact...
Oceans as a heat reservoir

Oceans as a heat reservoir

In this activity students simulate Earth’s behaviour with an hands-on experiment, learning how and why oceans on Earth can store heat more effectively than land, mitigating part of the global warming caused by the greenhouse effect. The activity simulates Earth’s...
Meet our home: planet Earth

Meet our home: planet Earth

Learn how to build a tactile version of the Earth using cheap, household items andhow to use this model to identify the different characteristics of the planet. This cheap, tactile version of our planet is a great resource to explore its features for both visually...
Meet our neighbours: Sun

Meet our neighbours: Sun

Using cheap, household items, we will build a tactile version of the Sun that can be used to identify the different characteristics of our star, like sunsposts. This cheap, tactile version of the Sun is a great resource to explore a star for both visually impaired and...
How High is the Sky?

How High is the Sky?

Resource Link Access the complete activity resource Activity Information Partner Organization: OAE Age Range: 6 – 12 years Education Level: Primary to Secondary Duration: 1h Big Ideas Source: AstroEdu – International Astronomical...