Guidance

Space education resources: What we can see from space

A resource for teaching children about how small satellites help us understand climate change.

• From: UK Space Agency
• Published: 22 January 2024

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Teacher guidance - pdf

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Resource pack (Resources 1-4) - pdf

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Ice caps experiment (Resource 4 continued) - pdf

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Satellites and seawater is a classroom-based activity, and includes a lesson plan for teaching children about how small satellites inform decisions about climate change.

It was part of the UK Space Agency’s Logo Lift Off programme, which has now ended.

Go back to the Logo Lift Off resources page.

Published 22 January 2024