Junior Space Team Online
Students are encouraged to be creative and to publish
their work on NASA's Web site. Student-originated writing should cover space-related
topics like: the shuttle, space station, humans traveling to Mars, etc.
Any of the following formats are envisioned:
- Artwork: drawings, diagrams, etc.
- Writing samples, including stories, poems and journals.
- Autobiographies written with a space focus. Help with the Autobiography
Once the student work is ready for publication, submit it to NASA Quest, and we'll add
it to the Student Gallery below.
- Acrostic Poem about Space by 10-year-old Paul
- Another Mission, story
by 8-year-old Ishdeep
- An essay by
a 13-year-old from Bahrain.
visit to KSC! by West Middle School. See also the Photo Journal
- The Race to Space,
a poem by Jose and David
- A tribute to the
Challenger Crew by Jose.
- Space poem
dedicated to NASA...from 12 year old Chad.
- Space pictures
by Ally and Gunther Beatty.
- A short story
from the class of Pam Merola
- Pam Merolo's third graders write space poems
- Nathalia Mota submits her graphics
made using a combination of programs.
- Jaqui Forney's fourth-grade students from Oregon
write newspaper articles about
progress in space exploration
- Students from Churchville Elementary School write
about the launch of STS-95
- 7-year-old Chelsea from Michigan sends Halloween
Greetings to John Glenn
- Lukas Medricky, Faculty of Electrotechnical Engineering,
Czech Republic, shares pictures of International Space Camp 97
- Robyn J. Dummer, Middlesex University, London,
England, a student of drama and technical theatre shares her impressions of a Shuttle Launch - Produced
by Chris Riley
Download RealAudio Player to hear presentation.
- 7th and 8th grade science classes at East Naples
Middle School share their Power
Point slides on lab safety, crystals, and energy on their website.
- 14-year-old Ahu Shahrabani sees Space Camp as
An Astronaut in Seven Days
- Jonathan Simbol's website pictures his experiences
in Space Camp
- Justin Kugler shares his thoughts
about future space flight
- Read about West Middle School's visit to NASA Kennedy Space Center.
- A Virtual Greeting and Thank You from Adrian Langhus'
- Derek thinks
there's more to galaxy life than just "little green people."
- Check out Akam's
and other students' work from Brywood
Elementary School in Irvine, California.
- April shares her thoughts about space through poetry.
- Visit Russell Space Center in Smyrna, Georgia
(courtesy of Mr. Laster's fifth grade class)!
Townsend's fifth graders share their drawings of the Shuttle.
and Christoph share their homepage that features their rocket
launches and the "real thing!"