Communicate – Discovery Diaries

Your Body In Space

A 10-question 'true or false' quiz about what happens to the human body in space.

Imagining they are astronauts, students will write a newspaper article about their first day in space.

This extension activity supports Breaking News: Activity 2.2 in Chapter Two.

This extension activity supports Your New Home: Activity 3.1 in Chapter Three.

Curiosity makes a great scientist! Design, draw and label an experiment to answer a scientific question.

Where are you in space history? Learn about key events on our space timeline.

An interactive and entertaining way to find out more about Mars, for students and teachers.

ESA Astronaut Tim Peake wants to know the benefits of your mission to Mars.

What the skills, knowledge and experience might people need for a successful mission to Mars?

Students create their own infographic (or visual interpretation) of Mars weather data.

Write and illustrate an article telling the world about an exciting discovery - water on Mars!

How can you communicate the excitement of space tourism in one image?

Create a fun quiz to test your friends’ knowledge about the history of space observation.

Design a demonstration to show that light travels in straight lines, reflects off things and casts shadows.

Experiment with prisms and light, devising a step-by-step guide on how to make a rainbow.

Share your exciting discoveries with your fellow space experts by creating a scientific poster.

Write and illustrate newspaper articles to tell the world everything you’ve discovered with Webb.

Create a visual dictionary using your scientific vocabulary, so everyone can understand your technical lingo.