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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 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

Join our interactive and fun Space Class where you will learn amazing facts & important details about the far-away moons surrounding our two biggest planets! Wow you friends & family with all that you learn!

Our class blasts off to space with an introduction to the Moons of Jupiter and the different "families" of moons. We will become familiar with these families as we discuss some of the more well-known moons. Focus will be on naming the moons and getting familiar with them. We will zoom around the planet to learn about some smaller moons around Jupiter and get a feel for how this “mini-planetary system” works. 

Introducing the Moons of Jupiter

Moons of Jupiter

Today's lesson focuses on the Galilean Satellites, the four largest Moons of Jupiter. We will learn how each of these moons is unique, along with a variety of interesting facts about each moon. 

The Galilean Satellites 

This lesson focuses on the various unmanned missions humans have sent to explore the moons of Jupiter, and we will discuss what we have discovered through these missions. We will focus on learning the names of the unmanned spacecraft which have provided us with the wealth of knowledge and understanding we have about the numerous moons orbiting this planet.

Human Exploration to the Moons of Jupiter

Today's lesson is a discussion about the most popular moons of Jupiter, along with a fun, interactive review game where students can show off all their new knowledge about these amazing natural satellites! 

Reviewing the Moons of Jupiter

During this lesson, students  learn all about the number of moons surrounding Saturn. Focus will be on naming the moons and getting familiar with them and their orbits. We will zoom around the planet to learn about some smaller moons around Saturn and get a feel for how this interesting “mini-planetary system” works.

Introducing the Moons of Saturn

Moons of Saturn

Today's lesson focuses on the largest moons orbiting Saturn. We will explore these celestial bodies, learning their names, topography, and some interesting & unique facts about them. 

The Largest Moons of Saturn

This lesson will be full of excitement & wonderment as we spin around the rings of Saturn to learn about its smallest moons, and how we believe they work together to help sustain the magnificent ring system. Afterwards, we will embark on a journey to find all the human missions sent to Saturn & discuss what they discovered about the Moons of Saturn.

The Smallest Moons of Saturn & Human Exploration of the Moons of Saturn

For our last lesson in Space Mission 4, we will discuss why it is important to learn and study the moons in our Solar System, and how further research and discovery might be helpful to humankind. We will also discuss whether these natural satellites could be habitable. Then, we will play a fun, interactive review game all about the Moons of Saturn!

Reviewing the Moons of Saturn

Space Mission 4: Moons of Jupiter & Saturn-Ages 10-14 (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

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.

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

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

Space Adventure: Ongoing Astronomy for the Young Explorer

Arwen Hubbard

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

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 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)!

This astronomy class will allow your learners to engage in discussion about NASA's Space Image of the Day, which includes everything related to outer space and how we have come to understand the Universe that encompasses it all.

Explore NASA's Space Image of the Day! (Weekly Astronomy Class)

Lyndsay Marvin-Schneider

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)

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

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-Ages 10-14 (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 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

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

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)

4 consecutive days spending: one day exploring the Solar System, including the Giant Outer Planets and Mercury; another day exploring Mars and then Venus & the Moon. On the final day we look for life under the ice of the Moons of Jupiter.

4 Day Camp PLANET SCIENCE - Earth Science of Mars, Venus, the Moon & Other Moons

Dr Pete PhD Earth Science Philosophy Geology

In this ongoing class, space enthusiasts will learn a new topic each week about astronomy and space exploration. 

Space Weekly! (Ages 5-7)

Cristina Palowsky

Weekly events and discussion for fans of: Rockets * NASA * SpaceX * Kerbal * James Webb Telescope * Starship * Falcon * Rocket Science * Mars * Moon Mission * Astronauts * Space Station * Blue Origin * Virgin Galactic * Space Travel * Rover #academic

Current Events in Space Technology and Rocket Launches as They Happen! 14-18yo

Teacher Tom - Analog Astronaut

In this ongoing, drop-in class each week, space enthusiasts will learn all about astronomy, which includes: the Kuiper Belt, galaxies, space exploration, supernovas, the Hubble Telescope and so much more! 

Space Weekly! (Ages 8-12)

Friends meet to brainstorm and prepare to tackle KSP challenges!
Rocket Science * Astronaut * Orbit * Orbital Mechanics * Astrodynamics * Aliens * SpaceX * NASA * Gaming * Social * Spaceship * Flight Simulator * Mars * Moon * Planets * Elon #builder #academic

Kerbal Space Program - Weekly Space Flight Simulator Challenges To Better Understand Rocket Science 14-18yo (Prerequisite Required)

Current Events in Space Technology and Rocket Launches as They Happen! 10-14yo

Jedi Science Academy is a MS Physical and Space science course  based in the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Using a story and gamification to keep the students engaged and excited for class each week!

Jedi Science Academy - A Physical and Space RPG (Semester 1 Of 2)

Peter (Professor Wigglebottom) Edwards

English

Blast off on this space-themed ELA adventure! Explore astronomy while building vocabulary, practicing grammar, and sharpening writing skills through fun stories and activities.

Exploring Space: An English Language Arts Adventure for Grades 3-4 (Part 1)

Create N Learn: Game-Based Learning & Future Skill

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

Space Club

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

The Space Lab

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

Space News!

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 Mission 4: Moons of Jupiter & Saturn-Ages 10-14 (Semester Course)

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

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