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Find contact and program information from NASA's Office of Education Web site.

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Stories

The Best-Dressed Astronaut Storybook

Find out what astronauts wear in space.

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What Do We Know About Our Moon?

Cartoon drawing of Dr. Marc talking on the phone

03.10.09

Listen as Dr. Marc tells about Earth's moon.

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World Book at NASA for Students: Weather

Artist's concept of Earth with arrows showing the direction that air and water move in the Northern and Southern hemispheres

03.03.09

Do you want to know what causes weather? Read this!

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STS-119 Picture Switcher

Solve the picture puzzles to learn more about the STS-119 mission.
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NASA Kids' Club: It's Not the Same

Can you find the five things that are not the same?
Slyder: The Art of Weather →

Play the Slyder game with these pictures of Earth weather and space weather.

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Stuff You Can Do

Solar System Ambassador Events →

NASA Solar System Ambassadors are planning education events at local venues across the United States. Visit the site for a calendar of events.
New Horizons Kids Club →

If your birthday is on January 19, 1996, NASA wants to hear from you!
Rock Around the World →

Scientists want students to send in rocks to help them understand the red planet.