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4/28/2016

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Welcome to Our ISS project.  Today we will research the countries that compose this amazing international endeavor into human space exploration.  Your mission is to choose a country to represent as you step into the role of space science engineer.  Some of you will be former astronauts, some will be management, design, and more.  It's up to you!

Over the next week you will need to:
  • Choose a country of origin and learn how they support the ISS.
  • Find an astronaut from that country and review their biography.  What type of education do they have? What activities do they love?  What type of jobs have they held? What experiences do they have listed that you feel made them a strong candidate for becoming part of the ISS team?
  • Look up how to say "Hello", "Goodbye," "How are you?" and more in your new language.

Here are some resources to help you get started.
  • Train Like an Astronaut:  Along with K-6, you will set goals and take part in this national fitness endeavor.  PE and STEM will link up for a health and fitness program that is OUT OF THIS WORLD! (Couldn't resist.)
  • NASA's International Space Station for Students Website: This is where you want to begin.  NASA has designed this site specifically with a student audience in mind.
  • NASA's International Space Station Website:  Learn more about the countries that support the ISS, the research conducted, the modules, and more!
  • Astronaut Biographies:  It not just the American astronauts listed. You can find information on astronauts from the European Union, Russian (cosmonauts), Japan and more!
  • NASA Kid's Club:  Fun games and adventures that take you into the amazing world of NASA and its many roles.
  • NASA's Kid Zone:  Videos and more will answer the question: "What is the ISS?"

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    Welcome to the Andersen Elementary Space Control Center.  Our public affairs team consists of 6th grade journalist who work to keep you updated on the development, design, and build of our International Space Station.  

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    • Help US! Donors Choose
    • About
    • The Comenius Project
  • Our Year 2 Learning & Resources
    • What we learn: The 2014 NC Strands
    • Class Basics
    • Supply List
    • Behaviour Plan
  • Our TECH
  • Coding in Primary
  • Calendar
  • Gifted Student Program
  • STEM & ATOMS Program
  • Zero Robotics
  • EAL Resources
  • Professional Development
    • Video Instructional Performances (VIPS)
    • BETC 2015: Planning to DANSE - Using Differentiation & Assessment to meet the Needs of Students Efficiently
    • Brevard's ECET2
    • Building Apps with Students
    • Creating Positive Literacy Environments
    • Leading Failure: Women's ED
    • My e-PLC: #edchat & #a4learn
    • UbD: Understanding by Design
    • Writing Resources
  • Teach Tech Sites
  • Flipping Your Class
  • Just me
    • Tracking Pupil Progress
    • Planning2Learn
  • Pre 2016
    • Websites We Use
    • LEGOs & STEM Club
    • ATOMS
    • Our ISS
    • Science Curriculum
    • Flipped Lessons for STEM
    • STEAM Lesson: Energy in Brevard
    • 4th Grade >
      • Math >
        • Topic 11: Factors, Multiples, Equivalent Fractions, and Comparing Fractions
        • Topic 12 Adding & Subtracting Fractions and Mixed Numbers
        • Topic 13 Extending Fraction Concepts
        • Topic 14: Measurement Units of Conversion
        • Topic 15: Solving Measurement Problems with money, line plots, area & perimeter
      • Literacy: Reading, Writing, and More! >
        • Literacy Weekly Lesson Plans >
          • Lesson 18 - Narrative Writing, Character traits, Memorable Settings, Point of View, Prefixes, Prepositions
          • Lesson 17 - Sequence of Events, Main Idea & Details, Explanatory & Opinion Writing, and more
          • Lesson 16 - Compare and Contrast, Character Traits, Opinion Writing, and more
          • Lesson 15 - Main Idea, Opinion Writing, and more
          • 212 Degrees: Setting Goals to Achieve
  • Max
  • Our TECH
  • DODEA 4 5 6