NASA Artemis Lessons (and notes)

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In these NASA Artemis Lessons documents, you’ll find six bitesize lessons that cover everything you need to know about NASA’s Artemis missions to complete your junior rocketeer training before launching your own Water Rokit. You can also find fun quizzes and questions, and exciting photos and videos relating to all things Artemis!

Information you’ll cover:

1. An overview of Artemis 1.
2. The Artemis Mission 1, 2 and 3.
3. What makes up the SLS and Orion capsule?
4. Building the biggest rocket in the world.
5. Who has hitched a ride inside Orion?
6. The stages of the Artemis 1 mission.
7. Some comparisons, whilst flying the Water Rokit.
8. A fun quiz about the Artemis Programme.
9. Moon shots / video clips.

This resource contains two downloads:

A Lesson to be presented to your class, and Lesson Slides with Notes to be used by teachers as they present the Lesson.

Check out our NASA Artemis Sessions, designed to be used with this Lesson.

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