Drive a Mars rover like a NASA scientist

Plus: space origami, upcoming launches, lessons in Mars chemistry & more! 

EDUCATION UPDATES | NOVEMBER 2021 Where would you drive the Mars rover? In this new activity for grades 6-12, students learn how NASA considers engineering constraints and science goals when planning driving routes for the Mars rovers. Then, they create their own driving route using the science data available through NASA's free Mars mapping tool. Learn how UPCOMING EVENTS Public Event Sunday, Oct. 24 through Thursday, Nov. 11 Celebrate World Origami Days With NASA Learn more Mission Event Launch window opens Wednesday, Nov. 24 Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) Mission Launch Learn more WATCH & LEARN Learning Space Make a Straw Rocket Learn how NEW ON JPL EDU Educator Guides Lesson | Grades 9-12 | 30-60 mins Studying Rocks on Mars Using Light Learn more Lesson Collection Build and Learn With Paper – Lessons for Educators Learn more Student Activities Project | Grades 3-12 | Less than 30 mins Watch and Measure a Total Lunar Eclipse Learn how Activity Collection Build and Learn With Paper – Activities for Students Learn more SHOW & TELL Have students try the Map a Mars Rover Driving Route activity, then share their driving routes with NASA! Share ACROSS THE NASA-VERSE NASA Mars Exploration Perseverance Exhibit Kicks Off Nationwide Tour NASA Space Place NASA Space Place Art Challenge - November 2021 NASA Solar System Exploration What's Up – Skywatching Tips for November 2021 NASA STEM Engagement Lunabotics Junior Contest FOLLOW JPL EDUCATION ON:

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