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You may think NASA missions are just
about science, but there are many ways to look at Genesis "from a different angle." The
Genesis mission centers on, but is not limited to, the study
of science. Mission
information can be used to stimulate interest in language arts, mathematics,
social studies, and fine arts classes as well. This section provides
short activities in a variety of non-science content areas.
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Interdisciplinary
Module
Destination
L1: A Thematic Travel Unit
Capture students' excitement
with this interdisciplinary, thematic module about
the Genesis spacecraft's journey to L1.The Genesis
mission centers on, but is not limited to, the study
of science.The Genesis mission can stimulate student
interest in language arts, mathematics, social studies,
and fine arts as well. Here you will find a collection
of activities in these content areas.
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 Social
Studies
It's
In the News
A culminating activity for a unit
on 19th century European history. This could be used as
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 School-to-Career
Life
Skills and Career Explorations
A set of independent activities
to promote career awareness and the importance
of personal preparation, for use in any content
area.
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 Interdisciplinary— Language
Arts and Science
Exploring
Origins
A full, culturally responsive
module for an interdisciplinary unit that helps
students understand the cumulative nature of scientific
knowledge, starting with folk literature and ending
with research proposals. Many aspects of the nature
of science are investigated, while developing skills
in language arts. The concluding activity is an
authentic assessment.
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Language
Arts
