Solar Week

Dear Heliophysics E/PO Community,

1. Solar Week, March 21-25
2. NSTA NASA Booth Policy
3. NSTA Sharing Policy (via Email, Tweet or Facebook)
4. GLOBE at Night 2011 – Worldwide Orion Observation Campaign (Feb. 21-March 6)
5. NEW SERIES: YSS Monthly Science Series: Planetary Science Content Professional Development

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1. Solar Week, March 21-25. www.solarweek.org

Mark your calendars for Solar Week – a week of online games and curriculum based on our nearest star, the Sun!

www.solarweek.org

Please join us for Solar Week Fall 2010, October 18-22 – a lively week of online activities and curriculum for students about the Sun, including games and lesson plans for the whole week. In addition, there’s a message board where your classroom can submit a question to leading solar scientists.

Every fall and spring since 2000, Solar Week has provided a week-long series of Web-based educational classroom activities and games geared towards K-12 students with a focus on our dynamic Sun and its effects on Earth. Students learn about solar eclipses, sunspots, solar flares and solar storms through a series of activities, games and lessons. NASA, Rice University and Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory are supporters of Solar Week. To access activities and lesson plans, please visit: http://www.solarweek.org

Dear Heliophysics E/PO Community,

1. Solar Week October 18-22
2. MMS News: Announcing Troy Cline as New E/PO Lead…Last call for materials for Space Weather CD (Spanish materials, too)
3. New Voyager segment completed on the Space Weather Media Viewer
4. Reminder to get your materials into the Sun-Earth Day packet

1. Solar Week October 18-22. www.solarweek.org