CALLING ALL STEM LEARNERS & Families illustration over the astronaut holding a spaceship and remote sensing instrument

Space Hazards Learners & Families

Check out these resources, adapted from the Space Hazards Science and Engineering Curriculum. It is intended for you and family members to explore at home.

Space Hazards Engineering Vocabulary – Find the Words

Space Hazards Engineering Vocabulary – Crossword Puzzle

Hint: You can have two or three words with a space between them.

Hazard: A danger or something that can cause harm.

Impact Test: A test to see how something reacts when it gets hit or crashes into something

Mission Patch: A special design worn by astronauts to represent the mission, crew, and goals of their space journey.

Space Glove: A protective glove worn by astronauts to keep their hands safe in space.

Space Junk: Broken pieces of old satellites, rockets, or other objects left in space.

Spacecraft: A vehicle designed to travel in space, like a spaceship or space shuttle.

Spacesuit: A special suit astronauts wear to protect their body, provide air, and keep them safe in space.

Space Hazards Comic for Ready, S.E.T., Go!

Space Hazards Comic for Science Pathway Activities

Everyday Hazards: Exploring Hazards and Mitigation

Space Hazards Comic for Engineering Pathway Activities

Everyday Gloves: Exploring Glove Uses

And for the pure fun of it, here is a jigsaw puzzle of your Notebook cover.

You can set the number of pieces by selecting the icon at the left in the center tool bar.

Have fun!