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I used the paper mars helicopter project linked below to introduce my students to the engineering design process. It followed each of the steps and tied in perfectly with the recent Perseverance landing.

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Student Project: Make a Paper Mars Helicopter | NASA/JPL Edu

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Build a paper helicopter, then see if you can improve the design like NASA engineers did when making the first helicopter for Mars.

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What You Need to Know About Astrobiology - The Search for Life in the Universe!

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What You Need to Know About Astrobiology - The Search for Life in the Universe!

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In Biology, we explore the question "How did life begin on Earth?" Now, astrobiologists are looking beyond our home planet and into the depths of space in order to explore what it means to be alive. NASA seeks to answer the questions, "Does life exist beyond our home planet? How do we search for it?"

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What You Need to Know About Astrobiology - The Search for Life in the Universe!

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The data visualizations shown in this NASA interactive describe how some of Earth's key climate indicators such as sea ice, sea levels, carbon dioxide concentrations, and global temperatures are changing over time.

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Interactives - Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet

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Vital Signs of the Planet: Global Climate Change and Global Warming. Current news and data streams about global warming and climate change from NASA.

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The attached Data Literacy Cubes can be used to guide students’ exploration of authentic data. This resource may be used with many different data representations, but does require a graph for students to complete the activity.

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These NASA data cubes would be a fantastic way to begin my lesson following the carbon cycle as a way to introduce human impacts. These cubes would give students a way to analyze a complex graph by prompting to ask deeper more specific questions. With these cubes students would be able to make hypothesis, make inferences and note correlations between the graph and prior knowledge.