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Club Sponsors: Suzan Bawolek Heather Cavell AZVA Space Club Welcome to adventure! Club Sponsors: Suzan Bawolek Heather Cavell

What are we about? In Space club you will get to participate in a wide variety of activities exploring space and space travel. Parents, space club uses activities that are centered on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) curriculum and Arizona State Standards. We will also have a chance to visit Arizona’s space hotspots and see what is in store for the future of NASA! So, if you are interested in space and all of its wonderment, come and join us!

Agenda Welcome News in Space Breakout room fun Club Reminders

News in Space See the Weebly for a Curiosity Update! http://azvamiddleschool.weebly.com/space-club.html Astronauts To Spend Another Month In Space Due To Progress Failure. http://www.nasa.gov/feature/where-over-the-world-is-astronaut-scott-kelly http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/dawn/world_ceres/

Sixth Annual NASA Robotic Mining Competition Will be streamed live from the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center on May 20-22, 2015. The NASA Robotic Mining Competition challenges university-level students to design and build a mining robot that can traverse the simulated Martian chaotic terrain, excavate Martian regolith and deposit the regolith into a collector bin within 10 minutes. The technology concepts developed by the university teams for this competition conceivably could be used to robotically mine regolith resources on Mars. To learn more about the competition, visit https://www.facebook.com/RoboticMiningCompetition. To watch the competition live online, visit http://www.ustream.tv/NASAEDGE.

Museum Alliance Webcast -- NASA's Journey to Mars Begins Here Imagine a spaceport of the future, where a variety of space vehicles are preparing for launch or departing Earth on missions to expand humanity's reach into space. At NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the Ground Systems Development and Operations, or GSDO, program is propelling this vision forward by leading the center's transformation from a historically government-only launch complex to a spaceport bustling with activity involving government and commercial vehicles alike. NASA’s Digital Learning Network and the GSDO team at Kennedy Space Center invite you to participate in an interactive webcast featuring Jason Hopkins, the Integration Engineer/Multi-Use Manager for GSDO. Hopkins is responsible for supporting the Orion Production Operations and for developing partnerships with others in the space industry to enable commercial space activities at Kennedy. Hopkins will webcast live from the Digital Learning Network studio at Kennedy Space Center on May 21, 2015, at 1 p.m. EDT to share information on America’s spaceport of the future and take questions from webcast viewers from around the country. To view the webcast from your computer, visit http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-dlinfo. Participants may submit questions for Hopkins before and during the event via email at dlinfochannel@gmail.com or via Twitter using @NASADLN and #askDLN. To learn more about the Ground Systems Development and Operations program, visit http://www.nasa.gov/exploration/systems/ground/index.html. After the webcast, presentation materials will be posted on the Museum Alliance member site at https://informal.jpl.nasa.gov/museum/Conversations. A downloadable copy of the webcast and transcript will be posted a week or so later at the same location. Username and password are required to access the member site. To learn how to become a Museum Alliance member, visit https://informal.jpl.nasa.gov/museum/About.

World Science Festival to Host Google+ Hangout With NASA Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan The World Science Festival invites educators and students to participate in an inspiring virtual classroom event. One of this year's Pioneers in Science events is a Google+ Hangout with NASA's Chief Scientist and leading planetary geologist Ellen Stofan. Stofan is one of the premier experts on the terrain of Titan, Venus, Mars and Earth. During this intimate gathering, students will have the opportunity to ask Stofan about her career, her inspirations and NASA’s science programs. The 75-minute event will take place on Thursday, May 28, 2015, at 10 a.m. EDT. To watch the event live online, visit www.worldsciencefestival.com/pioneers at the specified time. Participants are encouraged to log on 30 minutes before the event start time.

Break Out Room Activities For the rest of our time today you are free to check out the break out room activities together. I will bring everyone back at 3:25 to close up our last meeting of the year  Enjoy

Space Station Game Step 1: Go to http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/3d_resources/station_spacewalk_game.html Step 2: Download Web Utility Player Step 3: Begin Game Step 4: Complete first mission (Let’s see who can complete this first!)

http://www.nasa.gov/topics/benefits/index.html Check out these benefits of NASA work

http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/index.html Check out the NASA students page http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forkids/kidsclub/flash/index.html

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/msl/index.html See what is new with Curiosity

Pictionary Terms Space Station Astronaut Earth Moon Meteor Mars Star Asteroid Astronomer Milky Way Venus Jupiter Saturn Pluto Comet Rover Solar Wind Orbit Wormhole Observatory Space Shuttle Sun Rotate Satellite Shooting Star Sun Spot Weight Radiation

Space Club Breakout Room Games! This breakout room has questions about your favorite space topics! Rules: - Do not erase other's answers. - Write your first name and last intial on the whiteboard slide that you will be working on (No last names please).

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Questions on your Favorite Space Topics! Name: _____________________________ What is your favorite planet? Who is your favorite astronaut? Which Mars rover is your favorite? If you had the option to go on a one- way trip to the moon, would you go and why?

Space Club Breakout Room Games! This breakout room has questions about space! For this room, use www.nasa.gov or your own knowledge to answer the questions on the whiteboards. Rules: - Go to a whiteboard slide that has unanswered questions on it. - Place your first name and last initial only on the slide (No last names please).

Questions about Space! Name: _______________________ Who is on the International Space Station right now? What are the names of the Kelly twins? Which one is on the International Space Station? Name all the planets in order! How many moons does Saturn have? What is the name of the first teacher that traveled to space? Who were on the first mission to the moon?

Questions about Space! Name: _______________________ Who is on the International Space Station right now? What are the names of the Kelly twins? Which one is on the International Space Station? Name all the planets in order! How many moons does Saturn have? What is the name of the first teacher that traveled to space?

Questions about Space! Name: _______________________ Who is on the International Space Station right now? What are the names of the Kelly twins? Which one is on the International Space Station? Name all the planets in order! How many moons does Saturn have? What is the name of the first teacher that traveled to space?

Questions about Space! Name: _______________________ Who is on the International Space Station right now? What are the names of the Kelly twins? Which one is on the International Space Station? Name all the planets in order! How many moons does Saturn have? What is the name of the first teacher that traveled to space?

Questions about Space! Name: _______________________ Who is on the International Space Station right now? What are the names of the Kelly twins? Which one is on the International Space Station? Name all the planets in order! How many moons does Saturn have? What is the name of the first teacher that traveled to space?

Questions about Space! Name: _______________________ Who is on the International Space Station right now? What are the names of the Kelly twins? Which one is on the International Space Station? Name all the planets in order! How many moons does Saturn have? What is the name of the first teacher that traveled to space?

Space Club Breakout Room Games! This Breakout Room has word search games in it! Rules: -Do not draw over, rewrite, or erase other people's work. -Please add your first name and last initial on the slide (No last names please!).

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Are you a Martian yet? Go to: http://beamartian.jpl.nasa.gov/welcome

NASA Opportunities for Students http://www.nasa.gov/offices/education/programs/descriptions/Students-rd.html#.VBurjRaZcno www.spacecamp.com (Scholarships available- apply now) http://ipp.gsfc.nasa.gov/optimus/challenge_overview.php http://www.rfcmedia.com/thirdrockradio/ http://www.nasa.gov/connect/apps.html

Chat Time! Please no private information. This includes facebook, twitter, snapchat, and instagram user names. Be respectful! If you do not follow these rules, your chat priveledge will be taken away.

HAVE A WONDERFUL SUMMER