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Mission Mars
Idris’ eye. The Red Planet is our neighbor in the solar system about which we know the most. So fasten your seatbelts as we begin on an interstellar journey of discovery to uncover what Mars looks like and to unearth truths about Mars that will inspire and delight.
Age Group
11 - 14
Grade Level:
Middle School
Total Hours
15 hours
Course Modules
• Know Your Neighbors
• Life on Mars
• Know the Climate of Mars?
• Home On Mars
• Careers On Mars
• Aviation Engineering
• Make a Cardboard Rover
• GIS Technician
• Telescope
• How To Make A Telescope
• Meteorologist
• Doctor
• Searching For Life
• Geologist
• How To Make a Volcano
• Mars Engineering
Learning Outcomes
• Identify and describe key features of Mars, including its size, atmosphere, climate, and geological formations.
• Explain the potential for human habitation on Mars and the various career opportunities that may arise as a result.
• Explore the skills and knowledge required for specific careers related to Mars exploration and colonization, such as aviation engineering, GIS technician, meteorologist, doctor, geologist, and telescope operation.
• Engage in Hands-on activities to develop practical skills, such as building a cardboard rover, making a telescope, creating a volcano, and conducting experiments to search for signs of life.
• Understand the importance of teamwork, problem• solving, and innovation in the context of space exploration and Mars colonization.
• Develop scientific literacy and critical thinking skills by analyzing data, making observations, and drawing conclusions about Mars and its potential for supporting life.
Course Elements
• Quizzes
• Video Quests
• Video Scenarios
• Hands-on Activities
• Downloadables
• Videos
Course Overview
On a fine day Idris was going hiking with his parents. When they reached the hiking spot, it was very beautiful. At nighttime they set up camp. Idris’ mum was stargazing. Idris joined her. She then pointed out many different stars and planets.
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