Pixel Your Space
Geometry behind science and art images
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
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Resources
Our incredible range of classroom resources have been carefully designed by ESA and Curious Minds to link in with the strands of the Science, Technology and Engineering curriculum. For more guidance when planning science teaching download the Curious Minds Planning Guide for Teachers.
118 resources found
Plants on Mars
Build an automatic plant watering system
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Nature of Science
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- Worksheet
Power from Sunlight
Powering space exploration with solar energy
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Earth and Space
- Format
- Worksheet
Power from sunlight: Powering space exploration with solar energy
In this set of activities, students will learn about two concepts that influence solar panel design for space missions: the...
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Earth and Space
- Junior Cycle
- Format
- Teaching Guides
- Worksheet
Power from Water
How to produce oxygen and hydrogen on the Moon
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Chemical World
- Format
- Worksheet
Resource Book for Teachers: TOPIC – Magnetic Sun & Space Weather
The Magnetic Sun & Space Weather
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 1. Nature of STEM
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- Worksheet
Rocket Launch
Balloon Rockets
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
Satellites and Reflections
Investigate reflections and understand how satellites work
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 5. Technology
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- Worksheet
Science Week 2019 Booklet
Science Week Resource Booklet 2019
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Climate Change
- Format
- Worksheet
Science Week 2021: Space
Science Week Resource Booklet 2021
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Earth and Space
- Format
- Worksheet
Sea Ice from Space
Investigating sea ice and its connection to climate
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Earth and Space
- Format
- Worksheet
Searching for the fingerprints of the Big Bang
According to modern cosmology the Universe was created 13.72 billion years ago from the massive expansion of an extremely dense...
- Education Level
- Senior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Wave Motion and Energy Transfer
- Format
- Teaching Guides
Searching for the Fingerprints of the Big Bang
Investigating cosmic background radiation
- Education Level
- Senior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Forces and Motion
- Physics
- Format
- Worksheet
Send your message via satellite!
Looking at the earth!
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Primary Level
- Format
- Lesson Plan
Solar Eclipse
Looking at the Stars
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
Space and Major Disasters
Space technologies and their role in managing natural or technological disasters
- Education Level
- Junior Cycle
- Subject Area
- Physical World
- Format
- Worksheet
Space Picnic; Food and Taste in Space
Exploring Food in Space
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 2. Living Things
- Format
- Teaching Guides
Space Week 2022 Junior
Space Week Resource Booklet
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 1. Nature of STEM
- 2. Living Things
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- Worksheet
Space Week for Junior Classes & Aistear
Space Week Resource Booklet
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 1. Nature of STEM
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- Worksheet
Take a Look!
Looking at the Universe
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 2. Living Things
- 4. Energy and Forces
- Format
- Worksheet
Tell-Tale Signs of a Shooting Star
Comets, meteors and craters in the Solar System
- Education Level
- Primary Level
- Subject Area
- 3. Materials
- Format
- Worksheet
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