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NASA has a long history of providing educational materials to teachers. These sites continue that tradition.

Welcome to NASA's Education Program
This is NASA Headquarters education page. Contains links to other NASA education programs and a variety of other educational pages.

NASA Spacelink
Spacelink has been around since 1988. Its extensive collection has over 13,000 files.

Athena
This site uses remote-sensed data to construct knowledge about the world, forecast space weather, and investigate tropical storms viewed from space. The material is intended for direct use by students with appropriate assistance from teachers. Exposes science students to powerful computational tools.

Liftoff to Space Exploration
Keep track of liftoffs, space walks, the space shuttle and everything out there.

NASA Classroom of the Future
This site combines information with online projects and teacher workshops. It is a cooperative program with Wheeling Jesuit University and serves as NASA's premier research and development center for educational technologies.

NASA Just for Kids
Aimed at elementary school children, this site has interactive games and learning sessions. In addition it has a wonderful anti-drug site, Explore Space - Not Drugs

NASA's Quest Project
The Ames Research Center has developed a site with a variety of activities, a calendar of online events, and their own Internet video series.

NASA's Observatorium
A public access site for Earth and space data. It contains pictures of the Earth, planets, stars, and other cool stuff,
as well as the stories behind those images.

Science@NASA
A newsletter type of site about scientific inquiry.

StarChild
This Goddard Space Flight Center site is a learning center for young astronomers. Material is grade leveled.

The Teacher's Corner
Another GSFC site features multidisciplinary classroom activities. Lesson plans are included.

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