Space & Tech Learning Emporium; Teaching Space, Computer Tech, & More to the Next Generation

Kristina RI. (MAT BBA. AA. Spanish. TEFL)

Full refund until the class begins, or within 24 hours of purchase (until class starts), then a pro-rated refund based on the number of meetings.

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Science & Nature

In this 4 or 8 week class, students are introduced to Dwarf Planets & Space Rocks, discovering how each is unique, where they come from, their mysteries, and importance to humans in this exciting, interactive & fun course. #academic

Let's take an amazing journey deeper into our Solar System to find Dwarf Planets & Space Rocks! Exploring Space has never been so fun!

This lesson is an introduction to what dwarf planets are and how they are different from the main planets. We take an in-depth look into the closest dwarf planet to Earth, which is Ceres. We locate it, discuss how its petite size, structure, orbit, spin, and some interesting facts we have discovered. It may be the smallest, but Ceres is definitely got a lot going on!

Defining Dwarf Planets & Ceres

The Dwarf Planets

We begin our lesson discussing the Kuiper Belt and its role in our Solar System. Then we explore out to the famous planet-turned-dwarf planet, Pluto. We discuss its historic "fall from grace", as well as its orbit, structure, size, spin, moons, and so much more! Find out what you never knew before about the most well-known dwarf planet, Pluto, in this class!

Exploring The Kuiper Belt & Pluto

Today's lesson is all about the last 3 categorized dwarf planets, Haumea, MakeMake, & Eris. We will examine their basic features & how they are different than other planets, as well as discuss their moons, rings, temperature & more. Together we will discuss what makes these dwarf planets so unique.

Finding Haumea, MakeMake, & Eris

During this class, we will focus on several more objects found deep inside the Kuiper Belt as we explore these celestial bodies that have yet to be categorized as dwarf planets. Afterwards, we will join in on a fantastic review game covering all we have learned about the Dwarf Planets! 

Other objects in the Kuiper Belt & Review

For today's lesson, we will learn all about Asteroids, where they come from, what they look like, and what they are made of. During this lesson, we will also explore the Asteroid Belt.

Asteroids in our Solar System

Space Rocks

This lesson digs deep into the subject of Comets. We discuss how these space rocks are unique in our Solar System, how they change, where they "live", and how big they get. We will identify their parts too. These are some amazing dirty snowballs!

Comets & Their Parts

Today we will explore space rocks and how what they are & their name changes depending on where it is traveling. We will discuss Meteoroids, Meteors, & Meteorites. We also will look at what they look like. We will also briefly discuss Near-Earth Objects during this lesson.

The Three M's of Space Rocks

For our last lesson, we will summarize why it is important that humans continue to study space rocks, as well as what they could help us uncover about our Solar System & Earth’s creation. Afterwards, we will participate in an online, interactive game as a class as we review the different types of space rocks. 

The Importance of Space Rocks

Space Mission 3: Dwarf Planets & Space Rocks (Semester Course)

In this 5 day camp, we'll journey through space with our favorite Squishmallows as we learn about the sun, moon, stars, Earth and other planets, and space exploration with hands-on activities each day! 

CAMP Squishmallows in Space (Astronomy + Planetary Science)

Shiny Happy Kids w/ Miss Alex STEM Dino Art Myths

Let's journey through space with our favorite Squishmallows as we learn about the sun, moon, stars, Earth and other planets, and space exploration with hands-on activities for each class!

Squishmallows in Space (Astronomy + Planetary Science) SELF-PACED

With support of two educators, Learner explores connections between archaeoastronomy/human evolution, astronomy/art, expressions from prehistory to today's space, revealing and understanding  the awe-inspiring science of the universe. 

Astronomy & Art History - A Seriously Stellar Time for Lovers of Space & Art 1:1

Breezy Ocaña Flaquer, PhD

An educational and social club for space enthusiasts to learn, teach, discuss, and explore Astronomy & Cosmology. 

Cosmic Journeys: A Spacetacular Exploration of Cosmology & Astronomy 

Joseph Constantine

In this "out-of-this-world" 10-week middle school science class we will explore space science concepts such as: sun, solar system, constellations, meteors/comets. Featuring an Edible Solar System! 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th grade welcome.

Exploring Space & Creating an Edible Solar System Model! 

Stephanie Newton, BSc

This ongoing class is for the astronomy-loving student who wants to learn about outer space and our Universe beyond the planets in our Solar System.

Astronomy and Outer Space Explorers

Alana May - Astronomy, M.S.

In this "out-of-this-world" 5-week middle school science flex class we will explore space science concepts such as: sun, solar system, constellations, meteors/comets. Featuring: Edible Solar System! 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th grade. #academic

Exploring Space & Creating an Edible Solar System Model! Ages 10-14 

Life Skills

In this one-time class we will read stories like "Solar System", by Jill McDonald and "Life on Mars" by Jon Agee, practice the names and locations of our planets in the solar system and look at pictures to learn about life as an astronaut.

Pre-K Learning With Ms. Liz: Blast off! Exploring Space & Our Solar System 

Calling all amateur astronomers: let’s chat weekly about current astronomical events and objects that are visible from Earth! 

Astronomy Talk Weekly Space Club

Natasha Donahue

In this ongoing astronomy class I will be the tour guide to take learners on an adventure through space to explore amazing phenomenon such as black holes, stellar nurseries, nebulae, the Big Bang, exoplanets, and much more.

Twisted Astronomy: Explore Distant Objects in Space

Kelly McGrath

In this ongoing class, we will discuss the greatest findings in astronomy from the James Webb Space Telescope images from 2022 and 2023.

Greatest Discoveries in Astronomy From the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)!

Mr. Ferko - B.S. Astronomy

Each week this astronomy class takes learners on a tour of a different part of space inside our solar system, including all the planets, dwarf planets, moons, asteroid belt, and Oort cloud.

Twisted Astronomy: Tour the Space in Our Solar System

Join us in this ongoing astronomy class as we learn about space science!

Space Adventure: Ongoing Astronomy for the Young Explorer

Arwen Hubbard

Astronomy, Space-Big Bang, Black Holes, Exoplanets, Life cycle of stars, Galaxies, Constellations, Dark Mater, Dark Energy, Space Telescopes, Space Flights, Aliens, Satellites,Dwarf planets, Kuiper Belt,Oort Cloud, Asteroids,Comets and more

Astronomy and Space :Explore the Universe Beyond Our Solar System-Ongoing

J Mehta M.S. B.Ed.- Astronomy-Sc-Human Body-Coding

In this ongoing astronomy class, learners will engage in discussion about NASA's Space Image of the Day, which typically includes planets, moons, stars, galaxies, and the history of how we have come to understand the Universe that encompasses it all.

Explore the NASA Space Image of the Day! (Ongoing Astronomy Club)

Lyndsay Marvin-Schneider

In this ongoing class, we will discuss the latest findings in astronomy from the James Webb Space Telescope images.

Latest Discoveries in Astronomy From the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)!

In this 4 or 8 week class, students enjoy a space adventure as we fly around Jupiter & Saturn to learn about their over 150+ Moons; exploring their importance & diving into the mysteries they hold. #academic

Space Mission 4: Moons of Jupiter & Saturn (Semester Course)

In this 4-week, 6-week or 12-week course, students will learn all about our solar system; telescopes, constellations, man-made & other objects in space, spacecraft & how to become an Astronaut. #academic

Space Mission 1: Astronomy, Astronauts & Exploration-(Semester Course, Ages 5-9)

In this 4 or 8 week class, students enjoy an in-depth introduction of Black Holes & Exoplanets: learning types & categories, where they are found & why they are important to humans in this exciting, interactive & fun Space course. #academic

Space Mission 2: Black Holes & Exoplanets (Semester Course)

In this 4-week or 8-week course, students enjoy a space adventure discovering what the Universe, Galaxies, & Planetary Systems are; investigating different types, & exploring their importance and mysteries they may contain. #academic

Space Mission 6: The Universe, Galaxies, and Planetary Systems (Semester Course)

In this 4 or 8 week class, students enjoy an introduction to our Sun, how it was formed, & why it is vital to our Solar System & life; we then explore other stars, learning their life cycle and how they stars die. #academic

Space Mission 5: Our Sun & the Lifecycle of Stars (Semester Course)

In this asynchronous, self-paced, Space Mission 1 course, students will discover and be amazed as we discover our Solar System, telescopes, constellations, different types of spacecraft & how to become an Astronaut. 
#academic

Space Mission 1: Astronomy, Astronauts & Exploration (SP-Age 9-14)

In this self-paced class, students enjoy an in-depth introduction of Black Holes & Exoplanets: learning types & categories, where they are found & why they are important to humans in this exciting, interactive & fun Space course. #academic

Space Mission 2: Black Holes & Exoplanets (SP-Ages 9-14)

In this 4 or 8-week course, students learn about famous Astronauts; human space missions; astronaut training & spacesuits; how astronauts live & work in space; and things they can do now to prepare to become a future astronaut. #academic

Space Mission 7: Astronauts & Human Space Exploration (Semester Course)

In this self-paced class, learners are introduced to the strangest scientific discoveries found in space, including the weirdest stars, strangest black holes & quasars; down-right odd Exoplanets; and so much more.

Weirdest Things Found in Space, SP-Ages 9-14

In this 4 or 8 week class, students enjoy an in-depth introduction to various scientific theories of the Universe, the different types of Light, Worm Holes, and the Multiverse in this exciting, interactive & fun Space course. #academic

Space Mission 8-Theories of the Universe, Wormholes, & the Multiverse (Semester)

Weirdest Things Found in Space-SP

In this interactive 16 week course students will learn the first semester of High School Astronomy  including the history of astronomy, our solar system and the formation of stars.

Astronomy: High School Curriculum (1st Semester) - Planets, Stars and Space!

Cobalt Blue

Come and explore Space. We will start out in the Universe, then fly into the Milky Way Galaxy, and finally, we will explore our Solar System. We will do fun projects and science experiments. #academic

Primus Summer Camp: Astronomy & Space + Daily Projects Mini Camp

Annette the Teacher Certified Reading Specialist

This class is an interactive astronomy class where kids explore planets, sun, moon, stars, and galaxies. This class makes complex science easy to understand and exciting to learn. #TheSolarSystem 


Astronomy: Cosmic Explorers. Let’s Study Space, Planets and Stars for Kids. 

Mr. Brooks

In this 8 unit self-paced course, students will learn about the 8 planets, play a variety of games, and create a unique craft of each planet.

Spectacular Space - Let's Learn About the 8 Planets Self-Paced Course

Erin Radin

From detecting exoplanets to staying up to date on the newest research, develop your skills as a space scientist!

The Space Lab

In this 3 week self-paced class, students will learn all about space and engage in interactive activities to help them understand a variety of space topics such as planets, sun & moon, galaxies, and more! 

Young Astronaut Adventures:  Planets, Stars & Beyond - All About Space!

Early Learning with Miss Kate- EdS Early Childhood

In this weekly ongoing class we will learn about, discuss and draw objects from outer space! 

Space Club

What pets have become astronauts? Is there a constellation of your favorite animal? Could there be alien animals out there? Learn about animals and their relationship with space in this blend of history and science. 4 lessons, self-paced.

Animals in Space

Lauren James

In this ongoing class each week, students will learn about current astronomy topics and space exploration events! 

Space News!

Cristina Palowsky

Join us to discuss everything space! Together, we will explore topics ranging from science current events to astronomy classics like black holes and nebulae. 

Space Science

Your little astronomer will have a blast learning about space through exploration, hands-on activities, and games as we explore the universe and learn about the moon, stars, constellations, and planets. #academic

Space Mission 3: Dwarf Planets & Space Rocks (Semester Course)

Kristina RI. (MAT BBA. AA. Spanish. TEFL)

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