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Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut SHAPE America National Convention April 4, 2014 Sabra Reagle Szczyglowski Evergreen Elementary-St. Mary’s County Public Schools California, Maryland srszczyglowski@smcps.org Mary Driemeyer Sappington Elementary – Lindbergh School District St. Louis, Mo mdriemeyer@lindberghschools.ws
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Mission X:Train Like an Astronaut 2014 Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut is an international health and fitness challenge that encourages students to live a healthier lifestyle by using the excitement of space exploration. This year, more than 24,000 students participated in Mission X, representing 22 countries and four additional observing countries. The 18 physical and educational activities and the Mission X website are in 15 different languages. Physical activities are modeled after real-life training astronauts do to prepare for exploring space, and hands-on science activities relate the needs of their own bodies on Earth to the needs of an astronaut in space. Mission X is partnered with seven space agencies and many other institutions worldwide, reaching both children and individuals with unique needs. Mission X is part of NASA’s Human Research Program Education and Outreach. Team USA 2014 consisted of 1,500 students in 27 teams, representing seven states across the country, as well as Puerto Rico. The culmination of their accomplishments was celebrated in three separate but identical virtual closing events on March 20,21 and 28, hosted by JSC’s Digital Learning Network. More than 1,500 students, teachers and parents joined the events, making both a big success. Participants included teams from Jamestown, N.Y.; Plant City, FL.; St. Louis, MO.;Detroit, MI; Vega Alta, Corozal, and Guanica y Manati, Puerto Rico; Sharon, Mass.; California, Maryland; and Houston, Spring Branch and Denton, TX. For more information please visit www.trainlikeanastronaut.org or go.nasa.gov/spacefit. NASA, Johnson Space Center Contact: Laurie Abadie.laurie.j.abadie@nasa.govlaurie.j.abadie@nasa.gov
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Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut http://trainlikeanastronaut.org/
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Pictures NASA & TLA July 2013
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ADVANCED RESISTIVE EXERCISE DEVICE- (aRED)
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Bike used on the International Space Station-(ISS) C.O.L.B.E.R.T.- Treadmill used on ISS
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Food prepared for the ISS.
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International Space Station-ISS Mission Control-Johnson Space Center. Houston, Texas
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Mock Up Toilet- ISS Johnson Space Center Neuro Lab- NASA Johnson Space Center
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Soyuz- NASA Johnson Space Center NASPE 2012 Elementary Teachers of the Year with Astronauts- “Train Like an Astronaut”
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In Memory
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